Adding Bookmarks to an Audio Track

Is it possible in iTunes to add bookmarks to an audio track?

A true bookmark where you go back to the same time spot in the audio? No. If you're trying to extract a piece from the sound file then consider buying Fission from Rogue Amoeba,
You can however get it to remember where you stopped listening. You'll find this under Get Info for the track.

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How To Create Bookmarks in an Audio Track

Today I upgraded from iMovie 06 to iMovie 09 and cannot figure how to add bookmarks to an audio track for timing my video/photo transitions. In iMovie 06, I used "Open Apple-B" to create bookmarks at the beat of an audio track but in iMovie 09 I don't even find reference in any books/on-line help to do so.

In iMovie, they are called Beat Markers. If you search for Beat Markers in the Help you should find it.
Also check out [this Tutorial by Ken Stone|http://www.kenstone.net/fcphomepage/imovie_09stone.html#markers]

Adding More Than 16 aUdio Tracks.

How do I add more than 16 Audio Tracks when my computer says there are no more audio tracks available?

" I set the max number of audio tracks to 35 and I am still notable to add more audio tracks."
Did you then re-launch the audio driver by deselecting it and then re-selecting it? It does not take effect until you do.

Adding more then 31 audio tracks what are the steps?

can someone refresh my memory how to add more audio tracks into logic.

Is your track count larger than 32 in the Audio Driver window?
Have to used the Tracks -> Create Multiple to create new tracks (which also creates the necessary audio objects).
If either of those weren't done, you will have a hard limit of 32 tracks, and you also only have 32 audio track objects in your environment.
If you don't use the Create Multiple to create your tracks, even though your hard limit is (say) 64, you won't be able to assign to audio track 33 because it doesn't exist in your environment. Either manually create the audio objects, or use the Tracks -> Create Multiple which does this for you 9so you don't have to!)

Adding silence automatically in audio track.

I know how to do the opposite:
I can search for silences of length X and shorten them to length Y
but i would like to:
search for silences of length X and EXTEND them to length Z
does anyone know how this could be done?

I go to:
Edit
Delete silence
and select the parameters such as:
- Silence is defined as "signal below __ dB" - "for more than __ millisec"
- Audio is defined as "signal above__ dB" - "for more than __ millisec"
and
- "Limit continuous silence to __ millisec"
i really hope you can help me
thanks

How can I position my added audio track?

Hi all,
I need to have a delayed start for my added audio track.
The music should only start 30 seconds after the movie starts.
I tried to position it manually to a second movie sequence but it doesn't seem to work... it will only place itself at the beginning.
If anybody has clue?
Thanks in advance.

Apple have made background music rather simple in iMovie.
You are allowed only one track, and it just starts at the top.
I have found the only way to do this is to create multiple projects that later are assembled together as a whole.
Not the nicest solution, but it works.
Duplicate the project,
then delete the 30 seconds you want music free, and add the music track,
save this new video out to the camera roll.
Open the origonal project, delete the bit you just added music to, and insert the other video you just made.
This way you can have multiple music tracks too .
I tend to edit the whole video, and then break it into parts to add music and adjust the edits.
Then assemble all the parts again for a final output.
This is reasonably quick for small home movies.
I realise that everytime you save to camera roll you lose quality of video;
but it is minimal and I also tend to archive out the iMovie Projects just in case I want to edit again later.
I tend to use 'Splice' or 'Voddio' if I want to edit more complex stuff and retain quality.

Adding extra audio tracks to an mp4 movie file?

I'm new to using iMovie or similar programs for converting/merging video and audio, so any help that steers me in the right direction is greatly appreciated.
I made an mp4 file of a movie, and want to add an audio track to the mp4 file. The audio track is an mp3 file. However, in order for me to have the new audio track sync up with the video, I need the audio track to start playing before the movie begins. Please note that I'm not interested in burning this to a DVD; I just want a new mp4 file with the extra audio track.
With this in mind:
1) What program would be best for merging an mp3 file with an mp4 video file, plus adding extra time to the video in order to accommodate the extra time in the audio track? I have iMovie HD 6.0.3, and the latest version of Handbrake, unless another program is better for this task.
2) What steps do I need to perform to merge the two files? I'm having trouble figuring out how to do this in Handbrake, and importing the mp4 file in iMovie will take forever.
As I said, I'm new to using these programs, so if you need me to clarify anything, please ask and I'll do my best to help out. Thanks!

QuickTime Player Pro ($30) can do the job in just a few seconds. Its .mov container can have up to 99 tracks.
Open the .mp4 file, select all and Copy.
Switch to the .mp3 file, move the playhead to the needed start point and paste in the entire .mp4 file.
The hardest part is a pencil and paper to note the time of each file to find the proper insertion point.

Adding slideshow to audio track downloaded from Itunes

I can get to the part alright about adding the slidshow to the audio track but then I can't do anything. I can't save export nada. It is really fustrating as I got it to a point where I like the slideshow but then it just won't save the file. Not at all. I check the info and see the audio and video are there but I can't go any further.

The music downloaded from iTunes is protected and thus you can't export it to another form. You may be able to make a CD from a playlist that includes the tune and then re-inport it that way in unprotected form.

Adding Menue Audio Track selection and soubtitles on/off

Hi,
with some help from replies to other questions I managed to get a working DVD/BR with cool 2.0 / 5.1 sound and subtitles.
But for now I do have to select the audio track manually and also I do have to enable subtitles from the DVD/BR players menu.
So I wanted to add a DVD/BR menu where you can choose the audio track which should be played and to switch on and of subtitles.
I edited a nice PS PSD File with some buttons and they show up in Encore and I can do some "encore" editig like moving tham arrond or link to some other elements.
My question: How do I get e.g. the Button "2.0 Stereo" to select the stereo track and the button "5.1 Surround" to select the 5.1 track. An other button should switch on/off the right subtitle
Than I'd like to have a button which starts the video with the selected audio and if selected subtitle on.
At the end of the movie I like to be back in the menu.
I bet thats simple
I thought to create different timelines and add the audio/video/subtitle, but that i have a lot of timelines in all sort of combinations; e.g. video ON, 5.1 sound ON, subtitle OFF ..... video ON, 2.0 sound ON, subtitle ON etc ....
Thansk for any suggestion . and BIG thanks. Götz

Thanks for your posting, but there is the higlight Layer.
I opend the menue in photoshot once more and enabled the layers.
For me a button has the following different states:
Normal, no highlight,just "plain" text. e.g. "English Subtitle". in that state, the Subtitle is NOT selected/enabled.
Mouse Over, the highlight shows up, so you can see where you are with your mouse. e.g. "English Subtitle √"
Mouse left click, the highlight "sticks" to the menue item and when moving the mouse avay it is still highlighted, e.g. "English Subtitle √"
So I'd liked to indicate which audio track is enabled/selected and if subtitles are off or on.
I thought, the highlight button states are markend with (=1) & (=3) ....
BTW. in encore menue edit mode, if I click the show selected/activated Subpicture Highlight, the right layer shows up (with my √-symbol)
But in preview mode or on a burned dvd this did not work
Regards . Götz

Is there a fix for CS6 Photoshop crash when adding audio track?

I tried posting this problem yesterday, but have gotten no response:
I'm video editing using Photoshop CS6 (NOT Premiere! NOT CC) and I'm consistently experiencing an application crash (i.e. quit) within a second of selecting/loading an audio track to my edited video. My video is about 3min long in 1080p and I'm running OSX Yosemity on a 13" MacPro Retina w/16GB internal memory. Is there a fix (or even a known cause) for this problem?
Since my original post I've tried using a smaller video format (i.e. 720p) and shorter length(i.e. 40 sec), but to no avail. Photoshop CS6 still quit immediately after loading an audio track and fail to save.
Other info I can add: Yosemite 10.10.2, Photoshop CS6 13.0 x64

Use a proper video application.

Adding Multiple audio tracks

Hi people.
How can I add multiple Audio tracks on a video which then can be switched on a DVD remote control?
Please help.
thanks in advance.
J.

jagthandi,
I agree with you on the separate purchase of Encore. It's a great authoring program. Until CS3, it was sold as a stand-alone, though was also included in the CS2 Production Studio, which is how I came by it. Adobe began integrating it more and more closely to Premiere Pro, so that became more of a "module," than a stand-alone. As of CS3 it only came bundled with P-Pro. Good on one hand, but not so good, on the other. Having used it for many years now, I would be loathe to use any other authoring application.
It seems that Sony has done similar with their DVD Architect Pro, only bundling it with Vegas Pro.
What this means is that there are now few full-featured authoring applications in an affordable price range. DVD Studio Pro being one of the few, and its interface is not as clean as Encore's. It offers potentially more power, but you have to do some basic programming to use that power. At the top of the list is Sonic Scenarist, but at around US$50K, complete, it's not really an option. Also, its interface takes years to learn.
So very glad that I have Encore2. I will likely never part with that program, as it does 99% of what I would ever want from an authoring application. That last 1% can usually be done with some creative workarounds.
Hunt

Adding a blank audio track to a .mov file

Hi,
I have a .mov file that I am trying to convert to MPEG-1 for burning to a VCD. I converted two .mov's that had audio in them, but now need to convert three that do not currently have an audio track. (Converting using ffmpegX)
I've created a blank audio file in Quicktime that is longer than any of the .mov's. Is there an easy way to add the audio track from the audio file to the .mov file without one? I could probably do it in iMovie if I can't do it with Quicktime, but would rather avoid that....

Open both files in Quicktime. Select All on the blank audio file, copy, then switch over to the MPEG-1 file.
Make sure the cursor is at the beginning of the film, then select "Add to Selection & Scale" from the Edit menu.
That should do the trick.
All of this, though, only works in QT Pro, which is very much worth it!
Good luck
Dual 2.5 GHz PowerPC G5 Mac OS X (10.4.7)

How do I add/import multiple audio tracks when adding a video to the Elements timeline?

I have 2 audio tracks that have been made, but only 1 is being brought in. ( It is a .Ts video file that is from Hauppauge Capture and it has game play audio and commentary audio that is being over-layed.) They are written as separate audio tracks but when imported into Premier only 1 of the 2 are being brought in. Is there a way to bring in both files?

pinhead276
It is my recollection that we had a similar question a little while ago on this question. I do not recall the outcome. My first impression "it is what it is", but I am trying to dust off my memory to make sure that the user did not come up with a unique way to workaround the situation. I will start searching for the thread that I think that I remember.
If you find the thread first, please post and let us know.
More later.
ATR

Adding multiple audio tracks to a multicam file

I am editing a multi cam production- and have 8 different audio tracks- separate from the movie files. I have made a multi cam file but any ideas on how to add all 8 tracks of audio to this multi cam file- then edit- and then question no. 2: how do I then export all edited audio tracks separately for my sound engineer to mix them? Thanks a lot

Hi Tom- thanks for your response I´m not quite sure if you get me right... I have made a multicam file- consisting of 4 cameras- and now I want to add 8 audio tracks that are not connected to any of the cameras- but that were recorded seperately- and have all these 8 tracks lying underneath all the camera angles- being synced up with the cameras internal mics- but I want to edit the 8 audio tracks and finally export them. Thanks

Help on adding audio tracks and encoding for Encore Please.

Hello,
Can someone tell me how work and add two different audio tracks to Adobe Encore 2? Example, I would like build a DVD that offers the option to listen the audio in two different languages, and also, wich is the proper way to encode video for DVD in the highest quality possible, eg: Bitarate, 2 pass var rate and so on. I have heard that CANOPUS PROCODER is an awesome software to encode video for DVD.
Thanks a lot in advance.

>my copy of Encore does not have the tutorial to "how to create a menu to select a second audio track (Different language)"
Now I see what you were asking, and I apologise. From your post it looked like you needed to know how to add a second audio stream, not how to create the navigation & menus!!
When setting the links, use "Select Other" option instead of what is in the drop-down list, and this will allow you to specify the Audio stream you want.
Audio 1 should be one of the mandatory streams (Dolby Digital or LPCM)
Audio 2 can be anything you like.
It is a good idea to follow the same convention too - if stream 1 is Dolby Stereo in one timeline, ideally it needs to be set the same in all timelines.

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