I have a track with music and sound effects included, and I also have a WAV file with my commentary. In VirtualDub, if I go to "Audio from another file," and then select my track, then the resulting video only has my commentary and the original stream is gone. And then when I go back to select Stream 1, the audio comes back and it doesn't play my commentary.
It seems like it's only letting me have one audio stream, but I know AVI files are supposed to support two streams. I would think a program with DUB in the name would be ideal for this, but the process is extremely counter-intuitive. Is there a way to do this, other than trying to extract the audio stream, mix it with my commentary in another program, and then reinsert it? Because I really don't want to do that if I don't have to, and it seems very likely to reduce sound quality.
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I think the "single audio track" thing is some sort of early Windows limitation, and VirtualDub still abides by it. VirtualDubMod and AVIMuxGUI don't.
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