Auto-enable audio in glif-transcode for .glif output#6
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When --output-glif is specified and the input has an audio track, automatically extract PCM and encode crushed audio into the .glif file. No need to manually pass --blip anymore. Also add new roadmap items: original audio passthrough, background color matching.
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Summary
--output-glifis used and the input video has an audio track, crushed PCM audio is now automatically extracted and encoded into the.gliffile--blipanymore — it just works--blipflag still works for explicit controlBefore:
After:
Test plan
--output-glifwith audio input → audio automatically included--output-glifwith no-audio input → no error, no audio section--blipstill works as before