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FS#70630 - [blender] After full system update, audio muted after rendering animation
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Opened by Yuri Santos (yrds96) - Wednesday, 28 April 2021, 18:41 GMT
Last edited by Sven-Hendrik Haase (Svenstaro) - Monday, 17 May 2021, 19:10 GMT
Opened by Yuri Santos (yrds96) - Wednesday, 28 April 2021, 18:41 GMT
Last edited by Sven-Hendrik Haase (Svenstaro) - Monday, 17 May 2021, 19:10 GMT
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DetailsDescription:
I have been editing a project in blender for 2 days, and all rendering was just rendering fine with audio. After the last full update, when i try to render anything the audio is muted(no audio stream). I've tried to downgrade blender to confirm if the bug is in this current version, but the package has to many different package dependencies versions. Additional info: tested video with ffplay and mpv players blender 17:2.92.0-5 no custom config file audio works normal on video sequencer preview tried with most containers(mp4, mkv, avi) tried with most video/audio codecs(mp4, matroska, avi/mp3, vorbis, opus) Steps to reproduce: - Open Video Sequencer - Add any video and audio strip - In "Output Properties" Menu, select file format: FFmpeg Video, Video Codec: H.264 and Audio Codec: mp3 - Render > Render animation Expected Result: Video file with audio Result: Video file with sound muted |
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As you can see, I even compile it using the official release cmake configuration. The difference therefore must be in the libraries we use and ffmpeg is the most likely candidate here.
As Yuri already said, blender 2.92 from blender.org works just fine. It's a bummer that we get broken packages on Arch now :(
This is such a core feature that it renders blender useless for video editing.
what(): File couldn't be written, audio encoding failed with ffmpeg.
Trying to cook up a patch and will post here.
sha512sum: be26d2edf9c9aaf4c99f4f0a3f3c4a05296170b86b5abd7b7c3c2d900f868ebe113d5b49fbf413fb717b9ec5f36becf880c8479388616d1b34f296da24faea63
# put this below the other patch line for openEXR
patch -p1 < "$srcdir"/blender-ffmpeg4_4.patch # Fix build with FFmpeg 4.4
it's building at the moment which will take time. I'll report back.
Thank you for the update. I can confirm it renders out audio with the video. So I'd say this bug report is ready to be closed.