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AviSource - AviSynth
https://avisynth.sinsixx.com/AviSource.html
From v2.04 up there is built-in support for ACM (Audio Compression Manager) audio (e.g. mp3-AVIs). AviSource is also no longer able to open WAV-files, which must be accessed by using WavSource From v2.06 the pixel_typeparameter (default YUY2) allows you to choose the output format of the decompressor. Valid values are "YUY2", "RGB32" and "RGB24".
Opening Video and Audio Files - AfterDawn: Guides
https://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/using_avisynth_page_6.cfm
AVISource (string filename, [bool "audio" = true, string "pixel_type" = "YV12", string "fourCC"]) Since AviSynth was designed around VfW it can open AVI files using nothing but internal filters. Typically opening AVI files requires that a codec of some kind be installed. Common codecs for AVI files are MPEG-4 ASP (DivX, XviD), DV, AVC, and HuffYUV.
AudioDub - Avisynth wiki
http://avisynth.nl/index.php/AudioDub
# Load capture segments from patched AVICAP32 which puts # video in multiple AVI segments and audio in a WAV file video = AVISource ("capture1.avi") + AVISource ("capture2.avi") audio = WavSource ("capture.wav") # combine them into a single clip AudioDub (video, audio)
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