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Thank you for the information. However, I’ve noticed a specific technical limitation: the system currently only processes one audio track per language.
When I upload files with two separate tracks—for example, Spanish (Latin American) and Spanish (Spain)—both are tagged as 'es'. Currently, your encoding process seems to discard one of them, treating it as a duplicate, and only one remains available in the player.
What I need is for the system to process and display both tracks, even if they share the same language tag, by relying on their individual metadata labels (such as 'Latino' and 'Castellano') instead of filtering them out by the ISO code.
Could you please confirm if there is a way to allow multiple tracks for the same language to be processed simultaneously?
The logic for videos with multiple audio tracks is very simple. When you upload a video file that contains multiple audio tracks, the system starts the encoding process after the upload is completed. As each audio track gets encoded, it starts appearing in the player. Sometimes, only a single track may appear initially, but the remaining tracks will automatically show up in the player for streaming once their encoding is finished.
Regarding your question about multiple tracks with the same ISO language code (for example, Spanish Latin American and Spanish Spain both tagged as “es”), we can remove the ISO code filtering logic. Instead of filtering tracks based on the language code, the system can display tracks according to their metadata labels. This means labels such as “Latino” and “Castellano” will be shown separately in the player, allowing multiple tracks with the same language code to be processed and displayed simultaneously.
AnonMP4 merges the video separately with each audio track. This means that if your video contains 4 audio tracks, AnonMP4 stores 4 separate versions of the video according to each track. When you download the video, you will need to select the audio track you want, and the video will be downloaded with that specific audio track.
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The logic for videos with multiple audio tracks is very simple. When you upload a video file that contains multiple audio tracks, the system starts the encoding process after the upload is completed. As each audio track gets encoded, it starts appearing in the player. Sometimes, only a single track may appear initially, but the remaining tracks will automatically show up in the player for streaming once their encoding is finished.
Regarding your question about multiple tracks with the same ISO language code (for example, Spanish Latin American and Spanish Spain both tagged as “es”), we can remove the ISO code filtering logic. Instead of filtering tracks based on the language code, the system can display tracks according to their metadata labels. This means labels such as “Latino” and “Castellano” will be shown separately in the player, allowing multiple tracks with the same language code to be processed and displayed simultaneously.
AnonMP4 merges the video separately with each audio track. This means that if your video contains 4 audio tracks, AnonMP4 stores 4 separate versions of the video according to each track. When you download the video, you will need to select the audio track you want, and the video will be downloaded with that specific audio track.
The logic for videos with multiple audio tracks is very simple. When you upload a video file that contains multiple audio tracks, the system starts the encoding process after the upload is completed. As each audio track gets encoded, it starts appearing in the player. Sometimes, only a single track may appear initially, but the remaining tracks will automatically show up in the player for streaming once their encoding is finished.
Regarding your question about multiple tracks with the same ISO language code (for example, Spanish Latin American and Spanish Spain both tagged as “es”), we can remove the ISO code filtering logic. Instead of filtering tracks based on the language code, the system can display tracks according to their metadata labels. This means labels such as “Latino” and “Castellano” will be shown separately in the player, allowing multiple tracks with the same language code to be processed and displayed simultaneously.
AnonMP4 merges the video separately with each audio track. This means that if your video contains 4 audio tracks, AnonMP4 stores 4 separate versions of the video according to each track. When you download the video, you will need to select the audio track you want, and the video will be downloaded with that specific audio track.
Thank you for the explanation. Regarding the audio tracks, I have already uploaded some files containing two Spanish tracks (Latin American and Spain). However, the system is still only processing one of them, despite what we discussed about removing the ISO filtering logic. Could you please check if the change has been fully deployed?
Additionally, I am experiencing issues when uploading via API. I am consistently getting a 503 Service Unavailable error from the Apache server at anonmp4api.xyz.
Here is the response I'm receiving:[ERROR] Non-JSON Response: 503 Service Unavailable - The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems.
Could you let me know if the API is currently undergoing maintenance or if there is a rate limit I should be aware of? I would also appreciate it if you could look into why my dual Spanish tracks are still being filtered.
Thank you for the explanation. Regarding the audio tracks, I have already uploaded some files containing two Spanish tracks (Latin American and Spain). However, the system is still only processing one of them, despite what we discussed about removing the ISO filtering logic. Could you please check if the change has been fully deployed?
Additionally, I am experiencing issues when uploading via API. I am consistently getting a 503 Service Unavailable error from the Apache server at anonmp4api.xyz.
Here is the response I'm receiving:[ERROR] Non-JSON Response: 503 Service Unavailable - The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems.
Could you let me know if the API is currently undergoing maintenance or if there is a rate limit I should be aware of? I would also appreciate it if you could look into why my dual Spanish tracks are still being filtered.
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