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1 Tāpiri ki tōna MPEG ngā pūranga mā te kōwhiri i te "Rāwhiti File", kātahi rānei ka tangohia
2 Whakatikatikahia ō tautuhinga ina hiahiatia
3 Pāwhiritia te pātene hei tukatuka i tō kōnae
4 Whakahau i tōna MPEG i tuhia te faila

Hiko MPEG Ngā Pātai Auau

How does Mute MPEG remove the sound?
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Concretely, the audio track is dropped from the container and the video stream is copied through untouched, so the operation is instant and the picture is bit-identical to the source rather than re-encoded. The result is the same picture with no audio track at all, rather than an audio track turned down to zero.
No. Removing a track is a container operation, so the video stream is copied through bit-identically and the job finishes in seconds regardless of how long the clip is.
It does. MPEG (MPEG-1/2) is the DVD and broadcast lineage: robust and universally decodable, but far less efficient per bit than H.264. That governs how the tracks are stored and therefore how cleanly one can be dropped.
Yes — MPEG-1/2 uses a program stream rather than a modern index, so cuts are aligned to GOP boundaries unless the picture is re-encoded. Relevant when the source has more than one audio track.
Muting removes the audio entirely. If a file carries several language tracks and you want to keep one, that is a track selection job rather than a mute, and it needs the conversion tools instead.
Mute. A silent track still occupies bitrate and still has to be decoded by the player; dropping it makes the file smaller and removes any chance of it being unmuted downstream.
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