Exchange soundtrack from films - how it works
The soundtrack of films can be easily exchanged without re-encoding the video. We'll show you how.
Exchange soundtrack from films
You can replace the soundtrack of films with the sound from other audio and video files. The following steps are necessary for this. The following picture gallery illustrates the procedure with screenshots and shows you how you can also convert the video.
- Download and install XMedia Recode for free from us.
- Drag and drop the desired movie file into XMedia Recode and mark the newly created entry.
- Select the original format of the video under "Format" and set the mode to "Copy" under "Video".
- Under "Audio" click on "Import", then on "Open file".
- Select the audio or video file you want to use as the audio track and click "Open".
- Mark this file in the following window and click on "OK".
- In the »Audio« area, this file is now specified as the "Source" and can be transferred to the "Output" area by clicking on the arrow key.
- If you now click on "Coding" in the upper menu bar, a new video file will be created which contains the desired audio track.
Further practical tips will tell you how to edit the soundtrack of a video, change the volume and correctly encode MP3 files with XMedia Recode.
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Drag and drop the film file into XMedia Recode, mark the entry and select the format of the video file under »Format« or an alternative format if you want to convert the video.
Under the »Video« tab you can now leave the video format "Convert" or with the mode setting "Copy" unchanged.
Then click on the "Audio" -> "Import" -> "Open file" tab and select an audio or video file whose audio track you want to place under your film. With "Open" this file is loaded.
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You can load multiple files and compare their audio properties. Mark the appropriate file and click "OK".
Now you are back in the "Audio" area and the loaded audio file is listed as "Source", together with the previous audio track of the film, if one is available. Mark the new audio file, convert it if necessary and then set it as an audio track by clicking the arrow button ("Add audio stream"). If you then click on "Encode", a new video file with the desired audio track will be created.
