How do i remove an audio track from an AVI file?

[alih786]

I have an AVI file. It has 2 audio tracks:

Track 1 - Russian

Track 2 - English


I have searched this forum and a few people posted this same message that i am posting, but what i want to know is how do i remove track 1 audio and just keep track 2 audio using ANOTHER software apart from VirtualDub?? An easy to use software. Please dont say VirtualDub - it is too complicated to use and i have had major problems with it in the past.

Help would be appreciated. thanks.

[thegeeman]

virtualdubmod. open file, select streams, stream list and then disable whichever audio track you want. go to video tab, direct stream copy and finally to file-save avi as.... Not got Vdubmod open but thats about the jist of it from memory. takes about 2 mins in total to do.

[thegeeman]

P.S. if prompted to rewrite header-select No.

[El Heggunte]

AVI-Mux GUI.

N.B.: Read the PDF file carefully before trying the application.

[alih786]

AVI-Mux GUI.

N.B.: Read the PDF file carefully before trying the application.

Thanks, i will look into it. There is a thread in this forum on how to use AVIMux and change the audio tracks, it was posted by a user in this forum. Do you know where i can find it?

[guns1inger]

And you are sure you have two distinct audio tracks in the file ?

[alih786]

And you are sure you have two distinct audio tracks in the file ?

yes.

[alih786]

i no longer require help on this topic, i have solved my problem.

[Baldrick]

And HOW did you solve it? It may help others that searches the site.

[alih786]

And HOW did you solve it? It may help others that searches the site.

Well to be honest with you i didn't solve the problem, the only reason i said i solved it was because members such as thegeeman & El Heggunte dont bloody read what i bloody posted. I did clearly say i didnt want help on Virtual dub programs. Andl also the user El Huggunte gave me a link to AVI Mux, there was no bloody pdf file, and i also searched through this forum about removing audio tracks and look what i found:

http://forum.videohelp.com/topic266194.html

If you read carefully at the top it says:

A simple guide how to add, remove, or swap any single, dual or multiple audio tracks with or without subtitles in AVI files.

"Remove" - there is no bloody topic on how to bloody remove and fucking audio track!

Im sorry for my language but im so bloody pissed off with the fucking users here. I admire there consideration but they just dont bloody read what others clearly say and they dont stick to what they say they are going to say like in:

http://forum.videohelp.com/topic266194.html



And the only damn reason i joined this forum was to solve all my needs on video and dvd issues. and it seems like im bloody better off solving the problem myself without any dipsticks help!

[Baldrick]

There are not that many avi demultiplexers out there so it's not that easy to find any easier tools for just this. I doubt you want a command line solution (ffmpeg)...

Avimux gui is very tricky indeed, pdf -> http://www.alexander-noe.com/video/amg/avi-mux_gui.pdf

[alih786]

There are not that many avi demultiplexers out there so it's not that easy to find any easier tools for just this. I doubt you want a command line solution (ffmpeg)...

Avimux gui is very tricky indeed, pdf -> http://www.alexander-noe.com/video/amg/avi-mux_gui.pdf

Thank you, see what im talking about : Always answer the question in what the user wants to know and not something that doesnt. I dont want to be rude, but like i said before i can do this on my own and i have:

http://www.solveigmm.com/?Products&id=AVITrimmer - This can delete, add and edit avi files and flv files. Better than Virtual dub which uses many tools and alot of dll files.

And i almose forgot, your the administrator here, why dont you do something about this:

http://forum.videohelp.com/topic266194.html - the user said he was going to talk about how to remove an audio track, which he hasnt. The least you can do is inform him of this.

[guns1inger]

You might have noticed that the person who started that thread was banned, so you won't be hearing anything from them again.

[jimdagys]

I also had an AVI with Russian and English audio track. However, I converted the AVI to a DVD using DVD Flick. It is very easy to cancel one of the audio tracks with DVD Flick.
If you don't want to make a DVD, you can use Avimux Gui
to delete, or add audio track to avi, or extract audio track from avi.
To delete an audio track, follow the 2 steps. (see screenshot.)

[alih786]

You might have noticed that the person who started that thread was banned, so you won't be hearing anything from them again.

I didnt notice that. Good for him anyway.

[alih786]

I also had an AVI with Russian and English audio track. However, I converted the AVI to a DVD using DVD Flick. It is very easy to cancel one of the audio tracks with DVD Flick.
If you don't want to make a DVD, you can use Avimux Gui
to delete, or add audio track to avi, or extract audio track from avi.
To delete an audio track, follow the 2 steps. (see screenshot.)

Thank you for that link, im gonna try it out again to see if it works and let you know if it worked. And do you know how long it takes to convert an 700MB avi file to DVD using DVD Flick?

I got loads of DVDs full with avi/xvid films. My dvd player supports avi files, i was wanting to convert them to dvd, but seeing that many programs take a long time to convert, and loses quality, i didnt bother.

[guns1inger]

Personally, I do this in virtualdubmod simply because it is a few mouse clicks, no re-encoding, and it works. (Caveat : I only use this method for AVI files)

[alih786]

I also had an AVI with Russian and English audio track. However, I converted the AVI to a DVD using DVD Flick. It is very easy to cancel one of the audio tracks with DVD Flick.
If you don't want to make a DVD, you can use Avimux Gui
to delete, or add audio track to avi, or extract audio track from avi.
To delete an audio track, follow the 2 steps. (see screenshot.)

i have did what you said and it worked. and i also added an audio track. Now i can fit the avi file in a 1.36GB mini dvd disk.

[zodiac-]

the 2nd post in this thread describes a very simple solution, and is the same method I have always used to remove a unwanted audio track, I don't understand why it should be anymore difficult than that.

[AlanHK]

Another way, using Avidemux:
Open file.
Audio menu: select the"main track" (the one to keep)
May also be a good idea to "Build VBR time map", keeps in sync.
Then with the left format boxes for "Video" and "Audio" set to "Copy" (default), do "File/save/save video".

[andyjc]

I used ffmpegx to extract the english track from these files. Open the file in ffmpegx then choose movie to ac3 under target format then go to the audio heading and choose the track you want extracted (on these japanese videos english is usually track one) then choose encode

[[_chef_]]

[QUOTE=alih786;1936396]

I also had an AVI with Russian and English audio track.

Thank you for that link, im gonna try it out again to see if it works and let you know if it worked. And do you know how long it takes to convert an 700MB avi file to DVD using DVD Flick?

I got loads of DVDs full with avi/xvid films. My dvd player supports avi files, i was wanting to convert them to dvd, but seeing that many programs take a long time to convert, and loses quality, i didnt bother.

Consider not using illegal obtained movies, that would save you BLOODY time. LOL

[sickman131]

virtualdubmod. open file, select streams, stream list and then disable whichever audio track you want. go to video tab, direct stream copy and finally to file-save avi as.... Not got Vdubmod open but thats about the jist of it from memory. takes about 2 mins in total to do.

Awesome! thanks, I had the exact same problem as the OP and this worked perfectly!