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The filename is *.mp4, and the volume is set to 0.0:
When I use ffmpeg.input(filename).audio.volume(volume=volume), the final output seems to retain the original volume. However, after setting the volume as a string: "0.0", it mutes as expected.
I noticed the ignore_default comment: Convert the values of the dictionary to strings., but it actually converts them to a tuple of objects.
The filename is *.mp4, and the volume is set to 0.0:
When I use
ffmpeg.input(filename).audio.volume(volume=volume)
, the final output seems to retain the original volume. However, after setting the volume as a string: "0.0", it mutes as expected.I noticed the
ignore_default
comment:Convert the values of the dictionary to strings.
, but it actually converts them to a tuple of objects.typed-ffmpeg/src/ffmpeg/utils/run.py
Lines 21 to 27 in 4f4c456
Is this a bug, or am I misusing it? Thanks.
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