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Audio sync issue while using FFMPEG transition command

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ffmpeg -i inputVideo1.mp4 -i inputVideo2.mp4 -filter_complex xfade=transition=fade:duration=5:offset=2 outputVideo.mp4

I am trying to apply this type of command between 2 video clips where the first clip has no sound and the second clip have some sound. As I noticed, the sound starts at the beginning of the output video.

If the first video clip is of 5 seconds and has no sound, then in the output video, there will no sound for 5 seconds in the output video. Basically the sound should remain in the portion of the output video where a particular clip has some sound.

Kindly help me out on how it can be implemented using FFMPEG command.

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