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Posted by Marcus Fox on 01/14/06 04:58
"Rudie" <rudie@despammed.invalid> wrote in message
news:Xns9749966F9DA5Ccomeontheblues@194.106.32.13...
> Marcus Fox said this:
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> >
> >"Shevek" <DrShevek@gmail.com> wrote in message
> > news:u9bbs1lkrk70pmvkflnpgsl49tlmmeei2c@4ax.com...
> >> On Thu, 12 Jan 2006 00:00:40 GMT, "Marcus Fox"
> >> <please-reply-via-newsgroup-th@-i-posted-to.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> >I have an .avi file which has the audio in two tracks, the
> >> >original narrator speaking in Spanish, but it has also been
> >> >dubbed over in German. GSpot shows there as being two audio
> >> >tracks. Is it possible to strip one out, or at least turn it
> >> >off? Sometimes WMP crashes with the "WMP has encountered a
> >> >problem..." error, but if I don't click "Close", the .avi
> >> >plays satisfactorily in the original Spanish without the
> >> >dubbing.
> >> >
> >> >Marcus
> >> >
> >>
> >> Get a copy of VirtualDubMod then use the Streams menu...
> >
> > Thanks for that tip, but I'm not very au fait with that program.
> > I go to the streams menu and I see the two tracks listed. Listed
> > as 1 and 2. How do I know which is which? What process do I then
> > follow to strip it out? There only seems to be an option to
> > disable it, rather than delete it.
> >
> > Marcus
>
> Usually audio stream 1 is played by default, so whichever audio
> track you hear when you play the avi will probably be stream 1.
>
> Stripping out the unwanted audio track is easy. Open the Streams
> menu, select "Stream list" and disable the stream you don't want.
> Then open the Video menu and select "Direct stream copy". Then go
> to File, "Save As...", type in a file name, and you're done. The
> new avi should be exactly the same as the old one, only without
> the unwanted audio track.
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