It was sent by a client that I’m dubbing over the video for.ĭoes that open in your Audacity? If not, you have the wrong FFMpeg. I’ve attached a screenshot of an mp4 as example, and I’ll put a link for the original mp4 here. Not sure if hiding filename/extensions affects how audacity sees the files, and it seems to be the correct one when I use the Preferences>Library>Locate feature in audacity to confirm it’s the correct ffmpeg. How long are they? If they’re under 2MB, you can try to attach one here. mp4 extension? Also, right-click on one and Get-Info. Where did you get your sound files from and do they actually have the. I used this link to download a 64-bit ffmpeg: > like it says on the official audacity manual.ĭid you allow your Mac to hide filename extensions? That’s probably a bad idea when you’re having troubles. It’s possible you carefully mounted the wrong one. How? There are two different FFMpegs now. I confirm the ffmpeg is correct and mounted
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