Multiple audio tracks

[Johnny37]

Hi!
just bought the app!
always used the Movavi converters, but almost never used the video editor...
so... My shadowplay records my Mic audio in a second track on the video, but when I open the video on the editor, it only shows one track...the video track and not the Microphone one
is there a way to make it shows the second one so I can edit both like on vegas or premier?
the movavi converter even recognises the second audio track and give some options...
sorry if this is a dumb question!

[Johnny37]

also
My video capture card only capture "anamorphic widescreen", So I need to adjust it,
but on the Editor, every time I try to Crop the image it ends up just adding some black bars on the side,
is there any option to just crop and "squeze" or "stretch" the image to the wanted aspect ratio?

[Movavi]

Hello!

Indeed, Movavi Video Editor has such a feature that when adding a file with several audio tracks, the program recognizes only the first of them.

If you would like to add a specific audio track to Movavi Video Editor, you can do the following:
- Open Movavi Video Converter, (which is also included in Movavi Video Suite).
- Add the required video file.
- Cut the rest (unnecessary) audio tracks and save the file in any audio format.
- Add the resulting audio file to Movavi Video Editor.

To set a custom aspect ratio for your project in Video Editor, click the Aspect Ratio button below the preview window, and then select the desired aspect ratio.
To "squeze" or "stretch" the image you can use the "Overlay" tool > "Picture-in-picture mode"

Read more: Creating overlays[img.movavi.com]

Best regards,
Movavi team

[Johnny37]

Originally posted by Movavi:

Hello!

Indeed, Movavi Video Editor has such a feature that when adding a file with several audio tracks, the program recognizes only the first of them.

If you would like to add a specific audio track to Movavi Video Editor, you can do the following:
- Open Movavi Video Converter, (which is also included in Movavi Video Suite).
- Add the required video file.
- Cut the rest (unnecessary) audio tracks and save the file in any audio format.
- Add the resulting audio file to Movavi Video Editor.

To set a custom aspect ratio for your project in Video Editor, click the Aspect Ratio button below the preview window, and then select the desired aspect ratio.
To "squeze" or "stretch" the image you can use the "Overlay" tool > "Picture-in-picture mode"

Read more: Creating overlays[img.movavi.com]

Best regards,
Movavi team

Just tested and it worked fine!!
thanks for the quick response!
nice job =D