i have 2 television episodes that seem to have 2 sound tracks? when watching the episodes theres 2 lots of audio, is there a way to remove 1 and keep just 1? both episodes are xvid avi files audio is bit rate 256kbps channels 2 stereo sample rate 48khs
If there is only a single audio stream, then the only hope is that one audio is on the left and the other is on the right channel. Your media player might let you select a channel (or if you have a balance control). If they are on separate channels, it can be corrected using an audio editor (Audacity) - otherwise, you can't separate them out.
this might sound stupid but when i play them through windows media player, i get both sound tracks when i play them through vlc (even with stereo) i only get the original sound track? so if i burn to dvd will i get the original track or both tracks?
In VLC, Audio > Audio Track, is there one or two tracks offered? If there is only one, then confirm it by opening the file in MediaInfo to see if there are one or two streams.
thanks for all the help guys, according to mediainfo theres 2 streams, hows the best way to get only one? im new to all this so any help appreciated
If you're familiar with VirtualDub, load the file and select an audio stream. Then set 'Video' > 'Direct stream copy' and save the file. If your not familiar, use Avidemux and it should tell you to pick one stream. When you save the file, remember to give it a full name, like myfile.avi, because it won't put in the extension automatically.
