Avidemux Only Aac And Mpeg Audio

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Re-encode audio only - VideoHelp Forum

https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/386424-Re-encode-audio-only#:~:text=But%20only%20audio%20format%20supported%20by%20avidemux%20are,convert%20audio%20to%20DTS%20and%20others%20is%20Hybrid.

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Avidemux Documentation -- Audio

http://avidemux.sourceforge.net/doc/en/audio.xml.html

Set the audio to process and select MP3 codec, Audio->Audio codec Select Audio->configure codec, set 128kbps j-stereo File->save avi, and voila you just converted the audio track. Avi with 44.1 Khz mp3 audio to DVD In that case, we will select process mode, resample to 48 khz and ffmpeg mpeg audio.

AAC Faac versus Lav - Avidemux Forum

https://avidemux.org/smif/index.php?topic=16335.0

One reason to use mp2 audio = constant bitrate, variable bit rate can take more processing power then you want. 29 minutes stereo takes in 256 Kbps 55.7 MB 192 Kbps 41.7 MB 128 Kbps 27.8 MB you would get the same using mp3

Avidemux Documentation -- Input formats

http://avidemux.sourceforge.net/doc/en/input.xml.html

Avidemux can handle one (and only one) audio stream from mpeg. by its mpeg (sub) stream id. It is C0--c7 for mpeg audio (.mpg, vcd,...), A0--A7 for PCM audio, and 0--7 for AC3 audio. So if you want the second ac3 track from your mpeg file, enter 1. Of course, you will need the audio codec to play it back (mad or a52).

Avidemux Documentation -- Output formats

http://avidemux.sourceforge.net/doc/en/output.xml.html

1. File format If you dont change the output format and edit a mpeg or ogm, you will end up with weird stuff like mpeg1 in avi or vorbis in avi that could be unplayable. 2. Video codec 3. Audio codec 4. Format specific Avi It is the default save format. A second CBR audio track can be added using Audio->Second audio track.

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