Multi audio tracks?

[JB Cripps]

does it support multi audio tracks?

[Movavi]

Hi, Mr.Khaled
It does.

[JB Cripps]

Originally posted by Movavi:

Hi, Mr.Khaled
It does.

Thanks for the help

[Movavi]

Originally posted by Mr.Khaled:

Originally posted by Movavi:

Hi, Mr.Khaled
It does.

Thanks for the help

Oh sorry for not clarifying. It supports multi-track in the editor when you're editing video on timeline, but exported video can only be with one audio track. I guess there can be misinformation for you.

[JB Cripps]

Originally posted by Movavi:

Originally posted by Mr.Khaled:

Thanks for the help

Oh sorry for not clarifying. It supports multi-track in the editor when you're editing video on timeline, but exported video can only be with one audio track. I guess there can be misinformation for you.

oh ok thanks

[Karshel]

so to jump in here.. if I record a track that has multiple audio, when I bring it into the software, will it recognize both tracks and show them as distinct in the editor, so I can work with both? in the software I've been using, I've had to do multiple imports to access both tracks

[Movavi]

Hi ,Karshel
If you will export it with the Video Editor, it will only have one audio track. The Converter can open files with multiple audiotracks in it, but you can't add some audiotrack if it's not part of the file.

[Karshel]

Originally posted by Movavi:

Hi ,Karshel
If you will export it with the Video Editor, it will only have one audio track. The Converter can open files with multiple audiotracks in it, but you can't add some audiotrack if it's not part of the file.

thank you for the prompt response, will keep searching :)

[Calypso]

Hey @Karshel, did you find how to separate audio tracks ? I import a video with 2 audio tracks, and can't seem to access the second... Probably the same use case as you (my microphone + pc sound) ?

[Karshel]

Originally posted by Calypso:

Hey @Karshel, did you find how to separate audio tracks ? I import a video with 2 audio tracks, and can't seem to access the second... Probably the same use case as you (my microphone + pc sound) ?

actually, I dont use this software, At the time I was shopping around to see if this would work better for me that what I currently use which was Videopad. In Video pad, it would 'see' both tracks of the Audio, but would only make one active.. what I ended up having to do was import the same video sequence in twice, strip the audio from one and then paste that into the final render so it would have both tracks able to be edited.. really a cumbersome method. I have since changed to Camtasia 9 which I got on a humble bundle, and I no longer record audio on seperate tracks so it's become moot.

[Calypso]

Thx for the answer ! Then I'll just find a way to strip one audio track and import the video twice :)