Question / Help Multiple Audio streams for a video recording.

Bonz

Bonz

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I'm making a video... I have audio that I want included and audio I don't want included... must be a common situation. However, every time I set things up I always get a single audio stream when I open the recorded video (using OBS) in VideoPad Video editor... My system includes... Windows 10 Pro, OBS studio, Voice-meter Banana and of course Videopad. I'm recording a video game (DCS World)... I want recorded audio separated into two streams. Game sounds vs Voice sounds... I also want the Voice sounds separated into recorded voice (Integral to the video), and non-recorded voice (Coordination with players etc...). I use SRS (Simple Radio) as the integral voice and Discord and Voice Attack as coordination voice. All three use the same Microphone (but different mic-switches) to activate... I'm stumped... can this be done?
 
Bonz

Bonz

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All good, but my question is... having separated the various audio tracks in OBS... when I load the video into VideoPad to edit it only has one track? Is this normal or what am I not seeing... what am I doing wrong?
 
koala

koala

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Either the video doesn't contain more than one track in the first place, or if there are multiple tracks present, VideoPad isn't able to process more than one track. I cannot tell if VideoPad is able to process more than one track, I don't know that app. I also cannot guess if you configured OBS correctly to write multiple tracks, since you didn't tell how you configured OBS.
To see what tracks are present in a video, you can use MediaInfo.
 
Bonz

Bonz

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I'm assuming that MediaInfo is a downloadable program... I'll look. I will check to see if VideoPad can accept multiple audio tracks. I used the advanced Mode on the Output tab under settings in OBS... I also used Voicemeeter Banana to control my audio in windows and separated Windows/game sounds from mic sounds for two tracks... then setup audio in OBS on the Audio tab in settings to reflect those two audio inputs... Voicemeeter (Windows/Game sounds) for Desktop Audio and My headset mic under Mic/Aux.
 
Bonz

Bonz

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I did check and found MediaInfo and my recording did have the extra audio tracks I recorded... so now I'm checking to see if VideoPad can accept those tracks... Thanks
 
Bonz

Bonz

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I actually had requested that information yesterday and checking my email just now I got the response... VideoPad won't accept a single file with multiple audio tracks... Can you recommend a good program that does accept multiple audio tracks from a single file... such as the one from OBS?
 
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