

The complaints about Tenet were far more prevalent than any of his other films. I know I said I didn't wanna make a video but I wanted to retype everything even less. Here's a short clip on what I think is the proper way to do it. I'm actually surprised myself at how improved it is, and because you also normalized the volume, the explosions don't rock the house so no more finger on the volume button anymore.
#Avidemux add audio only playing one track Pc
Although it sounds terrible and you can also hear the 21 fans in my PC case behind me whirring away, but oh well whadda ya want from me.įirst showing a small segment using the 5.1 track it came with, and then switches to the +15db track and plays it again. I'm sure there's a lot more fine tuning you can do to get a better sound, but I don't have hours to tweak it when I need that time to watch the movie.Īlso FU nolan, I only had to do this because I just rewatched the batman trilogy and then I wanted to watch tenet and was like oh god that's a million times worse and I'm staying at my parents.Įdit: Here is a crappy phone video to show the difference, or rather let you hear it I guess. I can already see a huge difference checking a couple scenes with the different tracks in VLC, the +15db one sounds like it might not be painful to actually listen to!Īnyway I just threw this little guide together because I did it and it wasn't as complicated as other guides I've read make out. I have found that +10db is too quiet still, 15 to be good, and 20 to be too loud that I can start to hear a bit of distortion in the voices, so about to just give 18 a go and then probably watch it fully at 15. It isn't remuxing the video only audio so it will take <5-10 minutes max.
#Avidemux add audio only playing one track movie
Then make no other changes to anything, and save the movie as a new file. I am adding 3 extra channels with +10, +15, and +18db to them so I can try the different levels without modding the file again. On Channel Gains, add +10db to the Center Channel. On the second, check Enable Compressor and then leave the rest. On the first tab, check Remix and select this setting. (Matching the original isn't necessary just how I've been doing itm, it just can't be copy.) Then change 'copy' to match whatever the original is.

Go back and re-enable any tracks you disabled, then add a new one using the file you just exported.

Un-check the rest, click ok, then Audio > Save Audio. See bottom.Ĭhoose what main track you want to modify, eg some are 5.1, 7.1 etc only. You'll need the movies file and to play it on something that lets you select audio tracks, and avidemux.Įdit: I figured out a better way of doing it so just made a short clip.
