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Choosing default audio then burn it

Discussion in 'Audio' started by achooo, Dec 30, 2008.

  1. achooo

    achooo Member

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    Well I have dual audio shows on my computer and I want to burn it off onto a DVD, but when I burn it on a DVD I only get the Japanese part of it and not English. The shows are .ogm if that helps.
     
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    I'm not clear if you are merely saving the .ogm file to a disk or converting it to DVD format, but you can drag/open an .ogm file in Avidemux, select the desired audio track and save the new file.
    It should be saved with the full name (including the extension) e.g. newfile.ogm - note the settings on the left side menu to ensure that the new file is not recoded.

    http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/video_tools/avidemux.cfm

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    Thanks for your help!
    Also one more question I figured out this program can edit videos like cropping it. I cropped the beginning of the show and saved it and the first one worked fine, but it wont work on the others it gives me a fatal error, when I try to save it when it is uncropped it works properly. Anything I'm doing wrong?
     
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    I don't have much experience with .ogm files - but I have seen where I can only do one procedure, else it gives errors.
    Example, removing one audio track and saving the new file, then opening the new file and using a filter.

    There is a forum at Doom9 for Avidemux, you can probably get more expert help there.

    http://forum.doom9.org/forumdisplay.php?f=22
     

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