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audio types – FFmpeg

    https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/audio%20types
    FFmpeg can take input of raw audio types by specifying the type on the command line. For instance, to convert a "raw" audio type to a ".wav" file: You can specify number of channels, etc. as well, ex: The default for muxing into WAV files is pcm_s16le. You can change it by specifying the audio codec and using the WAV file extension:

What containers support pcm_s16le audio for ffmpeg ...

    https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60835599/what-containers-support-pcm-s16le-audio-for-ffmpeg
    I don't want the audio sounding like crap so my audio codec is set to pcm_s16le. I sometimes edit these in Vegas Pro, however I'm trying to import them and I'm having so many problems. MOV has a green video, AVI is datamoshed garbage, MKV you can't even edit in Vegas Pro (even with the MKV reader enabled). ...

c# - How to convert PCM S16LE audio to MU-LAW/8000 …

    https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70599169/how-to-convert-pcm-s16le-audio-to-mu-law-8000-using-net-windows-mac-linux
    I'm struggling to figure out how to convert the audio data I'm receiving from DSharpPlus (Discord library for .NET) to the format required by Twilio Voice. If I'm reading DSharpPlus' docs correctly, the PCM data coming from DSharpPlus is in PCM S16LE format. Twilio expects the data to be in MU-LAW/8000 format (excluding headers I believe).

PCM_S16LE stereo audio to AAC in MP4 not working …

    https://avidemux.org/smif/index.php?topic=13514.0
    unfortunately V2.6.7 (Windows) doesn't seem to support converting PCM_S16LE stereo audio to AAC (Faac) when saving to MP4 (not V2) anymore. I've also tried r8999 without success. It worked with V2.6.6. When I play such a file in Avidemux V2.6.7 r8999, I can't hear any sound. However, the menu item Audio->Select Track shows the correct track.

rawaudioparse - GStreamer

    https://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/documentation/rawparse/rawaudioparse.html
    gst-launch-1.0 filesrc location=audio.raw ! rawaudioparse use-sink-caps=false \ format=pcm pcm-format=s16le sample-rate=48000 num-channels=2 \ audioconvert ! audioresample ! …

#1796 (Unable to extract PCM audio track from AVI file ...

    https://trac.ffmpeg.org/ticket/1796
    Summary of the bug: I have an AVI-wrapped dvvideo file with a single pcm_s16le audio track. The video plays fine (although there is a funny noise at the start that might indicate some kind of corruption or encoding problem). I am able to extract the audio using MPlayer, and ffmpeg can successfully produce a lower-quality avi file and extract ...

Extract audio using FFmpeg - Aavtech

    https://aavtech.site/2019/06/extract-audio-using-ffmpeg/
    For example, an audio format like pcm_s16le is not a valid file extension recognized by FFmpeg. Similarly, you may want to use an extension which is different from the audio format name. For example, AAC can be stored in an audio-video container like MP4. By default, FFmpeg uses Audio Data Transport Stream (ADTS) for AAC.

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