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i recorded mp3 in avi, but it erased the original soundtrack. is it possible to record mp3 in avi, but in such way that after recording the original soundtrack can be detected?
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Re: how to record mp3 in avi, that original soundtrack can be detected?
How did you go about doing it?Originally posted by realas
i recorded mp3 in avi
I suppose you are saying that you want an AVI file with dual tracks? If so, you can do something like this:Originally posted by realas
is it possible to record mp3 in avi, but in such way that after recording the original soundtrack can be detected?
1. Open AVI in nandub
2. Set Video and Audio tabs to Direct Stream Copy
3. Set the Secondary Stream to Full Processing Mode
4. Under the same Secondary Stream, select your MP3 compressor and configure accordingly
5. Go to File -> Save as AVI and give a name to the new file -
about dual tracks
yes, i want to get dual tracks, and did it as u said, but now i get message "ACM failed to suggest audio decompression format". What's problem?realasComment
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What is the format of the original soundtrack?Comment
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audio format - mp3realasComment
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why dont you create your two audio streams with any routine you prefer.
having done so simply mux the two mp3 with your avi using nandub or vd_mod.
for a little assistance, click my upper anigif.
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Check that you have no more than one version of MP3 encoder installed in your system (ie. If you already have LAME registered, remove all others, and vice versa).Originally posted by realas
audio format - mp3
Alternatively, you can do as UncasMS suggested. Extract the original soundtrack using the following method:
1. Open AVI in nandub
2. Set Video and Audio tabs to Direct Stream Copy
3. Go to File -> Save WAV... and give a name to the new file
Now that you have the soundtrack file extracted, convert it using an MP3 encoder, such as LAME, keeping the original file intact (ie. undeleted). Mux both files into the AVI using nandub.Comment
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