

The video is now producing sound from both speakers. Appreciate the organized instructions as well. You should now have video "stereo" with stereo track and audio on 2 channels (still mono) Save video now as "stereo" and close loaded video
#Avidemux add audio only playing one track mp4#
QuickTime, at least on macOS, will play all audio tracks in a mp4 file marked as default simultaneously (and Avidemux saves all tracks as default tracks in a mp4 file because otherwise they are not. Some video players are capable of playing multiple tracks at the same time: e.g. Save video now as "mono" and close loaded video Avidemux can play only the first enabled audio track, it can't mix different audio tracks during playback or editing. Keep Output Format same as original video, with Load video with mono track and save video with stereo track Load video and save video with mono track, close video Seems like you have stereo track with audio on one channel only?

Quote from: Jan Gruuthuse on March 29, 2016, 10:18:03 AM What I'm wondering is, is it possible(with Avidemux) to record the audio from the left speaker, switch the sound to the other speaker(with PotPlayer), record the audio from that speaker, and then somehow combine the two tracks into one track and then add the final combined audio track to the video? In the media player I'm currently using(PotPlayer formaly known as KMPlayer), I found a option called "Swap Stereo Channels" which when clicked(for this video) switches the sound from the left speaker to the right speaker. Yep, tried that option along with the other remix options with no luck. Quote from: AQUAR on March 27, 2016, 09:58:13 AMģ channel = remix box is ticked and mixer set to stereo + centre. It's a small video with mono audio track, what speaker(s) do produce sound?īoth the left and right speakers produce sound for the monotest video. I only have one video file with an audio issue. Upload a similar video with the audio issue and without copyright issues. Quote from: Jan Gruuthuse on March 27, 2016, 07:09:01 AM If it's of any help, here is the file info:Īudio Codec:AAC(0xaac0) - FFmpeg Decoder(aac) Yep tried both AAC(Faac) and AAC(lav) etc., for the audio output.

I still think the OP should select the 3 channel mixer option and see if it produced a result.ĭidn't see an option for the 3 channel mixer in audio filters/configure?(Avidemux 2.6.7)Īlso the OP needs to select an audio recode option (in case its left at copy!). Not sure if I'm doing this correctly, what is monotest.mkv testing for? Monotest.mkv 5.3 Mb top right hand corner click download. I prepared a mono track video, can you test this and let us know how it went? Unable to upload due to copyright issues. You did not provide us with video sample with this audio issue? Quote from: Jan Gruuthuse on March 24, 2016, 02:58:29 AM
