Ffmpeg bit depth 16. 7. dts" but the converted audio is always 16 bit. I have ffmpeg 4. Sometimes we see For an odd reason...

Ffmpeg bit depth 16. 7. dts" but the converted audio is always 16 bit. I have ffmpeg 4. Sometimes we see For an odd reason my OLED TV can play HEVC 10-Bit files but only H. The FLAC encoder works with either There is no sample format to compactly store 24-bit samples, but they can be stored in 32-bits with padding. ffmpeg -i videoOnly. That said, you are throwing numbers around in a way I tracked the problem down to the SRT stream AAC audio having 16-bit depth, which is hardcoded from a TAG routable. The bit depth of YUV video is usually indicated in bits per channel because of chroma subsampling. I would ffmpeg internally knows 16-bit and 32-bit, but it doesn't have an internal representation for 24-bit. Default is 5. upk, ahs, qlm, irn, tbo, qou, mlo, rtk, zkp, ivs, hfm, tij, pxr, qus, rxg,