Question / Help Multiple audio track problem

[JayMcDizzle]

So, I’ve set up multiple audio tracks, and have double and triple checked using YouTube and google to make sure I’ve done it right.

Now when I record, if I use mp4 format I have great video quality but no sound or sound from only 1 random track. But if I use mkv format I get all my audio tracks seperated, but the video quality is very poor like 460p.

Any ideas?

 

[Osiris]

How are you viewing your videos.

 

[JayMcDizzle]

How are you viewing your videos.

Just quickly on windows media player to see how they turned out. Do you think I should drop a file into premiere to see if it’s okay in there?

 

[Osiris]

Use VLC, where you can actually select which track you want to play.

 

[JayMcDizzle]

Use VLC, where you can actually select which track you want to play.

Ah okay, so go back to mp4 and try again using vlc player.
Cheers bud I’ll give it a go!

 

[Narcogen]

It is not recommended to record directly to mp4 as a crash or interruption will lead to an unrecoverable file.

Record to MKV and remux afterwards; it's an item in the File menu.

 

[JayMcDizzle]

It is not recommended to record directly to mp4 as a crash or interruption will lead to an unrecoverable file.

Record to MKV and remux afterwards; it's an item in the File menu.

Oh okay, thanks for the info.
Does the remixing afterwards sort out the bad video quality?

 

[Narcogen]

No, remuxing does not affect video quality. The choice of container (mkv, mp4, flv) has no effect on quality, only on available features like multiple audio tracks.