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I am no whiz with ShutterEncoder, but it <i>might</i> do what you
want (there's a Reddit sub for it, by the way where you can ask the
developer direct questions).<br>
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<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://www.shutterencoder.com/en/">https://www.shutterencoder.com/en/</a><br>
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What comes to mind is<br>
0) make a kdenlive project with video and with both audio tracks (1
stereo, 1 mono)<br>
1) render video only<br>
2) render audio 1 only<br>
3) render audio 2 only<br>
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Combine with SE's "Replace Audio" function:<br>
<blockquote>Replace audio<br>
Allows you to replace audio track(s) on a video.<br>
Drop your video and audio file. If you want to add multiple audio
tracks, drop the video first then the<br>
audio tracks. They will be added in the same order as the list.<br>
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-Ed<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 1/18/23 07:25, Narcis Garcia wrote:<br>
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cite="mid:d31b75da-c8cd-dada-805f-60950d12008d@actiu.net">Thank
you Paul;
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I don't mean channels (stereo, etc.) but resulting tracks.
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Example: One track for music (stereo), the other for comments
speech (mono).
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El 18/1/23 a les 13:21, Paul Brown ha escrit:
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<blockquote type="cite">On Wednesday, 18 January 2023 10:52:56 CET
john Lucibello wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">You are speaking to the wrong person as
I'm not
<br>
IT INTELLIGENT.
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John,
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<br>
Please do not respond to requests for support that you cannot
answer, as it is
<br>
not helpful. Allow others who can provide helpful information to
do their
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thing.
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<br>
Thanks.
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Narcís,
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<br>
Our apologies. This is a public forum, which means anyone can
respond.
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To answer your question (I think), if you are recording in
stereo, which will
<br>
usually be the default, the channels will be kind of separate.
To see them in
<br>
Kdenlive, right click on a stereo audio track header, and click
on the
<br>
"Separate Channels" check box.
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See attached image.
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Cheers
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<br>
Paul
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