FFmpeg CLI to remove audio track from MP4

FFmpeg uses a flexible structure for video files, not a rigid format. It handles various containers like AVI, MP4, MKV, and others. The container holds streams of data for video, audio, subtitles, and more. Each stream has its own codec, specifying how the data is compressed. FFmpeg's strength lies in its versatility, allowing you to manipulate and convert between different containers and codecs, enabling cross-platform compatibility and efficient file management. 

Below FFmpeg CLI(Command Line Interface) code is to remove audio tracks from the input video stream.

ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -an -c:v copy output.mp4

Explanation:

• -i input.mp4: Specifies the input file.
• -an: Tells FFmpeg to remove all audio streams.
• -c:v copy: Copies the video stream without re-encoding.
• output.mp4: Specifies the output file with no audio.