Geek Question

By Mitch Berg

So, hypothetically, if someone wanted to:

  1. Take a piece of digital video, and…
  2. …want to remove the audio track, and then…
  3. …record a new audio track and…
  4. …dub it onto the video from Step 2

How would one do this?

Leave a comment, and thanks in advance.

6 Responses to “Geek Question”

  1. Doug Says:

    If you have Microsoft Moviemaker, import the video, add new audio as new tracks then delete the original tracks.

    Any video editing tool will work but a lot of systems have MM pre-installed. Plus it’s really easy to use. Very basic but easy.

  2. Mitch Says:

    Doug, Thanks!

  3. Terry Says:

    Use an exacto knife. With a new blade.

  4. Old_Buddy Says:

    Mitch,

    I have access to professional grade digital editing sofware and systems – so it’s no problem whatever you need. We can burn you a professional DVD too if you like. (OR you could do it easily with home equipment.)

  5. Mitch Says:

    Terry,

    It occurs to me that I’m one of the few people left in the world that probably remembers how to edit audiotape with a razor blade.

    OB,

    Thanks! It’s actually not for me – a friend asked, and I figured I’d consult my audience.

    Which as usual doesn’t disappoint.

    Thanks, all!

  6. angryclown Says:

    1. Cut a hole in a box

    2. Put your junk in that box

    3. Make her open the box

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