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 Member 1343 Level 28.80 Mar 2006 
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Windows programs that can add audio to video without re-encoding?
Can anyone point me in the direction of such a program? I want to add audio to a video without having to re-encode either. Is there any free software that can do this easily? It's so easy on damn Macs, you'd think there'd be a similar way effortlessly to do so on Windows.
Thanks for any suggestions. Jam it back in, in the dark.  |
Member 666 Level 50.98 Mar 2006
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Virtualdub maybe? (Use direct stream copy for the video).
Alternatively, if you're not hooked on .AVI, mkvtoolnix can mux in all sorts of audio and subtitle streams into an existing MKV file. There's nowhere I can't reach.
Last edited by Zergrinch; Aug 8, 2008 at 12:30 PM.
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Member 1343 Level 28.80 Mar 2006
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VirtualDub, yeah... the video file's in .mov format though, and it's already compressed to hell. Does Media Player Classic have this feature?
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Member 1133 Level 33.80 Mar 2006
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Actually, MPC will do that. When you open a file, you have the option of setting a 'dub' file. It doesn't SAVE with the new audio, but you can watch it with the substituted audio.
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