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Audio was exported as seperate file. This left my video with no audio. Did I export wrong?
Hello,
I exported a finished video and for reason the audio was exported as it own file, this left my video with no soundtrack.
If I recall I had the box next to export audio checked but I thought this simply meant that the video would have a audio track to it.
Thanks in advance for any help!
-Mark
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4 Replies
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Mark,
We’ll need to know the format in your export.
There is an option/tab for multiplexing and that’s where the option to combine audio and video is changed.
By default, except for Mpeg2 and maybe a couple of other ones, the files should be automatically combined into one at the end of the render.
A good example is H.264, where you will see the separate audio file, which will disappear at the end of the render. It will remain separate if the render ended early, either because of an error, or if you stopped it.
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
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Ok, that makes a little more sense to me. I was try to export it as a mpeg2 blu-ray. I will render it again and note all the settings I have and see what I get.
I want to do a blu-ray quality render so what should I do?
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Well, that depends on how, where the video will be played.
If it’s off a computer, and I’m guessing HD, you could try H.264 at 6 Mb/s.
Quality will depends on how much motion and noise are in the clips.
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
San Francisco – Bay Area -
I com same problem. Export to the media encoder and it creates 2 arquvios one audio and one video. Export as mpeg, Mpeg2-dvd and MPEG1, How do I create it one file, com the audio and video together?
Rosânia chang
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