Joining audio tracks in AVIMux problem

[CdTCzech]

Hi everyone,
I have a problem with AVIMux. If I want to join two audio tracks in my .avi file which is longer than 20 minutes from DXTory (with x264vfw codec) after first 20 minutes audio tracks gets weird - it's not split but only one is playing and after one second period it change to second and it is happening again and again.
In original file both audio track are without any problem. So I do not know what to do with it.

Can anyone helps me to fix this or with any temporary solution?
Thanks,
CdTCzech


Windows: 8.1 Pro 64bit
DXTory: 2.0.126 (originaly licensed)
Codec: x264vfw - masternobody 32bit version
AVIMux: 2.0.120

[RobiePAX]

Did you try right-clicking on the video file, extracting audio stream and manually combining them using the video editor?

[CdTCzech]

Yes, after no response here I tried extract audio tracks (or streams) and join (or merge) them in Audacity. After that I added it to original video file in AVIMux (and deleted previous streams) and it works fine. But I was hoping, however, that all of this will solve the AVIMux.

And sorry for my bad English.

[RobiePAX]

Sorry I don't use AVImux to know Most of YouTubers have some sort of video editor to encode their videos... Adobe Premiere, Sony Vegas, Cyberlink PowerDirector, Pinnacle Studio, Windows Movie Maker, etc.

People usually use one of those to deal with audio tracks, so it would be convenient and fast. Normally people are happy and all works. If you use video editor then there's no need using Audacity either.

[CdTCzech]

Thanks, but I have not a lot of money to buy something like Sony Vegas to edit my videos. So I just tried to record videos with DXTory and immediately encode it with x264. Thanks to my fast CPU it is with minimal FPS drop and final size is just fine to my upload on YT. So Audacity or video editor are unnecessary now.
And after all - I think it is pretty normal "job" for AVIMux what I want so why is it not working?

Another sorry for my "English".

[RobiePAX]

I was meant to refer to Adobe Premiere Elements and Sony Movie Studio. Premiere Pro and Vegas Pro are way too extremely expensive.

You would need to get a hold of a video editor sooner or later if you want to make good video content