Deleting and reordering audio tracks?

[rsngfrce]

I have VOB files from a DVD, which have three audio tracks. I want to convert the VOB files to MP4 or MKV and combine them into one video file... this is not a problem. However, I want to remove one of the three audio tracks and change the order of the other two. I am sure I have done this in the padt, but I can't remember how. I have tried numerous Windows apss and can't figure out how to do it. Can anyone recommend the best app to easily accomplish this, preferably without using command line commands? Thanks!

[netmask56]

Makemkv or mkvtoolnix

[ProWo]

You can do all of them with clever FFmpeg-GUI.

For removing and reordering the audio streams, I'll give you a tutorial:
Load your video with the 3 audio streams, click main, click multiplex and you will see the monentane arrangement of the streams.
In my example the first audio stream is AC3 French, the second TrueHD English and the third AC3 English.


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If you now want to remove TrueHD, for example, and the first audio stream should be English and the second French, then click Add Stream and load your video a second time.
Remove all selected streams (click the box above Set) and then select the video stream first, then the English AC3 stream and finally the French AC3 stream.


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Now click on Multiplex.
Done.

[rsngfrce]

Thanks, I will give this a try.

[rgr]

Order:
ffmpeg -i source.mpg -map 0:0 -map 0:2 -map 0:1 -c copy out.mp4 (or -c copy out.mpg)

Set default audio track:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1329432/how-to-change-default-audio-track-using-ffmpeg

(MPC-BE ignores default flag, always plays first)

[rsngfrce]

Thanks.