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128k
Sets the output bitrate for the WMA file. Higher bitrates improve audio quality but increase file size. 128 kbps is a standard choice for general-purpose audio.
Sets the output bitrate for the WMA file. Higher bitrates improve audio quality but increase file size. 128 kbps is a standard choice for general-purpose audio.
2
Specifies the number of audio channels. Stereo offers richer sound for music, while mono is more compact and suitable for voice or small clips.
Specifies the number of audio channels. Stereo offers richer sound for music, while mono is more compact and suitable for voice or small clips.
44100
Defines the sample rate of the output audio. 44100 Hz is the most widely used value and ensures compatibility with most players.
Defines the sample rate of the output audio. 44100 Hz is the most widely used value and ensures compatibility with most players.
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"note": "WMA is a proprietary Microsoft audio format commonly used in Windows-based media players. While it supports most standard encoding options like bitrate, channels, and sample rate, encoding quality may vary depending on your FFmpeg build. Ensure FFmpeg was compiled with WMA support for best compatibility.",
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