Once you save the converted file and play it again it will contain both the audio files. Go to Audio> Audio Track> Track 2 (Click on this one). Basically, VLC adds ...
Click the Audio Codec tab; Click Keep original audio track, click Save; Click the Start button; VLC should now convert the file; Once converted try ...
I have a problem, using the VLC convert function for videos.
An MRL could also be a filename, directory name, or a path to a file or directory name.
However, it doesn't matter which Audio Track I select under "Audio/Subtitles" - VLC always defaults to the same audio track.
avidemux can do this. It is inside Ubuntu Software Center or you can install it from the command line with: sudo apt-get install avidemux.
I'm a Mac user. I have VLC, QuickTime 7 Pro, Video Monkey and MPEG Streamclip. I have a file xxxx.mkv which I can open in VLC, which gives ...
Extract the Audio from Any Video File with VLC · Open VLC. · Go to Media –> Convert/Save. · When you click Convert/Save, it opens a dialog box ...
To save or unsave the audio delay for this particular video while watching it the
codec" tab, similarly select both "Audio" and "Keep original audio track".