Help! Dxtory only one audio track being imported to adobe Pr pro

[Blade3510]

Hello there

I'm looking for a method to successfully import all aspects of my Dxtory recording into adobe premier pro Cs6 as it only exports the avi video and the one audio track (the in game sound) and not the other (my microphone). Ive tried recording my voice with audacity and syncing it but its to much of a bother to get it right, is there a program or method that will split the audio into the separate tracks or is it a lost cause.

Thank you for your help!

 

[SuB]

I assume you've tried Fraps?

 

[Blade3510]

I have used fraps in the past before but Dxtory for me gets the best recording quality for the least amount of my system resources so I decided to go with Dxtory not tried with fraps but cant really aford to get it either :/ .

 

[tinytomlogan]

Moved to correct forum.

 

[SparkleDJackson]

any vids i have done i have had to handbrake before moving to adobe anything. a 8min facecam video was near a gig. i dont know if thats good yet lol

 

[Damien c]

any vids i have done i have had to handbrake before moving to adobe anything. a 8min facecam video was near a gig. i dont know if thats good yet lol

When I record videos to upload to youtube, I always record them with Fraps and then run them through Windows Movie Maker to reduce the file size from around 40+Gb to 1Gb and then, I run them through Handbrake to lower the size again to about 600Mb.

I have tried other software combinations but I always come back to those programs.

 

[SuB]

my personal preference is avoid windows movie maker, unless it's vastly improved it always takes a giant crap on the quality.

 

[pellinimax]

Late response I know, but you can right click on the AVI file and click 'Extract Audio Stream' and it will pull out the audio files into .WAV files and you can then put the video, and the audio tracks into any program.

 

[Blade3510]

Late response I know, but you can right click on the AVI file and click 'Extract Audio Stream' and it will pull out the audio files into .WAV files and you can then put the video, and the audio tracks into any program.

Yep managed to figure that out eventually, thank you for posting it though