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Virtualdub 2 audio tracks ??? - VideoHelp Forum

    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/341575-Virtualdub-2-audio-tracks#:~:text=Both%20Virtualdub%20AND%20VirtualDubMod%20operate%20on%20only%201,audio%20files%20%28AC3%20or%20WAV%2C%20most%20likely%29%202.
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Knowledge base - virtualdub.org

    https://www.virtualdub.org/virtualdub_kb.html
    Audio disappears when audio stream exceeds several hours Parts of VirtualDub are not 64-bit clean and mess up when audio streams exceed a certain length, typically 1-2 billion samples or bytes. Some of these bugs will be fixed for 1.6.0.

Audio filter reference - VirtualDub Documentation

    https://documentation.help/VirtualDub/audio-filters.html
    Add together audio streams. The mix is simple addition with hard clipping, so if you combine the mix with an attenuating gain filter to reduce the post-mix volume, the gain filter should be first. If one input has fewer channels than the other, the lowest N channels common between the two are mixed, and the remaining channels are passed through.

Virtualdub 2 audio tracks ??? - VideoHelp Forum

    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/341575-Virtualdub-2-audio-tracks
    1. Demux using the above suggestions. You now have an MPG2 video file and 2 audio files (AC3 or WAV, most likely) 2. Make sure you have installed an AC3 Directshow decoder, and all the recent input plugins for Vdub. 3. Open the Video in Vdub and choose "separate audio stream" as the source for your audio - choose the 1st stream. 4.

VirtualDubMod - What it is and how to use it

    https://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/avtech/amvappvdubmod.html
    Multiple audio streams are supported by all containers one way or another but will not be of great use to you as an amv creator. If you want to use these options you should read up on multiple audio streams as they sometimes need extra things …

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