synching multiple audio streams

[bazwell]

Hey folks, In summary my problem is adding multiple (3 or more) audio streams to a movie and simultaneously correcting audio synch problems.

In addition to following the instructions given by setarip_old here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=109724), I also followed the instructions given by CWRO3 here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=110271) to add a third audio stream to the file.

The problem I'm having here is that when I try to correct the audio synch problem and save the file, it only saves the first audio stream, and ignores the other audio streams. Is there a way to make vdub mass correct audio streams on a file? Or is there a way to correct the synch problems on each audio stream and then add them all to the same movie file?

thanks in anticipation

[CWR03]

I just tried it myself with no troubles - did you enter into each audio track's interleaving settings and adjust the offsets the same?

[bazwell]

yeah...I did. It works for two audio streams, but not for the third and fourth. The third and fourth streams were simply deleted from the saved file.

please advise

p.s. I used vdubmod to add the extra 2 audio streams to total @ 4 audio streams. I used Ndub to synchronize the first and second audio streams. There seemed to be no way to enable the third and fourth.

thanks again

[CWR03]

Just use VirtualDubMod for the entire process - once you've added the extra streams (what the heck do you need four streams for? :)) just right-click the audio track and select Interleaving, which gives you the same screen for the settings as you would have under Nandub.

[bazwell]

CWR03...you are the man! (or the lady, depending on your gender, of course)

thanks so much...I tried it like you described, and it worked like a charm. One video feed, four audio streams, one happy camper.

btw...I really don't need four audio streams, of the four, I speak and understand only one. Curiousity often gets the best of me, and I keep trying to learn a thing till I know how to do it.

Anyway, once again, thanks for the assistance.

[CWR03]

Not a problem, in fact it may come in handy if you ever do a backup of the Lord of the Rings series, which I believe has five different commentary tracks.