| I think I've figured out why the export created multiple video tracks.
It seems that it depends on the order of the tracks in the input clips. Once all the clips had the tracks in the same order (first video, then audio) the flattened file only had two tracks.
--Erik On 5 aug 2006, at 09.05, Alex Shaykevich wrote: Oooh, I see the problem. I didn't know that was the case with exporter, though I can't say I'm surprised. The JNI portion of it has never seemed to me to be too robust. Probably worth flagging this as a bug for Apple. Perhaps you can try a hack on it, by saving only the resource file for the movie, then spawning a separate JVM process(via exec()) to do the final export. I'm not sure, but I think I remember reading that the ffmpeg folks were working on QT resource file support, but maybe it's just wishful thinking on my part. Sorry I can't be of actual help. Good luck. Thanks for the tip Alex. I've already tried this and it does create a single video track but the problem is that the exporter does not play nice in a multithreaded scenario. If i start 2 exporters at the same time, each in it's own thread, the first exporter will block the second one until it's done. Any thoughts on why this happens and how to do exports in parallel would be greatly appreciated.
Thank, Erik On 5 aug 2006, at 04.49, Alex Shaykevich wrote:
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