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Use new (2015) syntax for setting default streams #136
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FallingSnow
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In this state I've gotten through a few thousand files with no issues, so I think this is ready. If I run into any new related issues I'll make followon PRs |
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The "invalid stream specifier: #0:1" in #133 seems to be caused by using incorrect or outdated syntax for setting default tracks.
This is a WIP as I'll need to test whether the same fix is needed for default subtitles, and whether I am doing the right thing RE: track ordering.