Remove Dual Audio Track From Avi

4 Methods to Remove Audio Stream from AVI

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video - How do I remove one audio stream from an AVI file ...

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Main menu: Audio -> Select track; you select the tracks you want to keep, and save as a new file. Just in case, Avidemux is in the standard Fedora Linux repository; I'm sure it is standard in Ubuntu/Debian, too. ffmpeg (console) is also able to do this: $ ffmpeg -i file.avi -map 0:0 -map 0:3 -acodec copy -vcodec copy file.1-track.avi.

4 Methods to Remove Audio Stream from AVI

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How to Remove Audio from AVI-2020 Update - Wondershare

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2 Remove the audio from AVI file Then drag the AVI file into the Video Timeline to begin editing. Right click on the file and select "Audio Detach”. The audio will automatically appear on the Audio Timeline. Click on the audio track you …

Remove Audio Track - How to Remove Audio from MKV, AVI ...

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Select other audio track like "aac(eng)", mean you will make the video with the selected audio track and remove any other audio tracks for this video. Step 3 Set output video format Click the small triangle to the right of "Profile", a drop down menu will pop up, then select the desired output video format like Matraska Video (*.mkv) or MPEG4 ...

Remove an audio stream from a dual-audio AVI/MKV file ...

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I have few AVI and some MKV files which have dual audio. I am trying to find the easiest no fuss way to remove one of the audio streams. My modest hand held MP4 player has no option to switch audios and hence it defaults to one of them. I would like some application which can do this for me without having the need to re-encode the video.