Allow user to use a video file as an input - #11
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The user may use a video file, from which they wish to process the audio. The user is presented with two choices:
Should the user choose the latter, the video frames are copied from input to output. In this case, the video is a bit perfect copy. In case the user wishes TNT to output only audio, the video frames are dropped with
-vnat every stage.TNT will check the legality of the user's request per format specification. TNT also allows advanced users to do illegal remux.
Common video formats are accepted. TNT does not convert nor process video files, as it's a tool for audio processing.