Converting Videos With Dual Audio

[General Agemo]

I need to convert some videos to work on Sony Vegas (they're MKV files), which currently have dual audios. I was wondering if there's a way to convert while retaining both tracks; or if possible; being able to choose one one of the tracks.

[Kireblue]

The AMVtool in AMVPack should be able to keep both audio tracks when you click "configure all", go to the audio tab, and select use stream "All". viewtopic.php?f=11&t=129470

[General Agemo]

And that should still work with converting them to AVI correct?

[Kireblue]

And that should still work with converting them to AVI correct?

I believe so

[General Agemo]

And that should still work with converting them to AVI correct?

I believe so

Alright, so I tried converting one video to AVI to test it (also I realized that I didn't mention that they were 10bit; don't know if that changes anything but I apologize leaving that out) and when I went to the audio tab the Use Stream only had 1,2,3, or None. No All option was present.

[l33tmeatwad]

And that should still work with converting them to AVI correct?

I believe so

Alright, so I tried converting one video to AVI to test it (also I realized that I didn't mention that they were 10bit; don't know if that changes anything but I apologize leaving that out) and when I went to the audio tab the Use Stream only had 1,2,3, or None. No All option was present.

Unfortunately AVI does not support multiple audio streams.

[General Agemo]

And that should still work with converting them to AVI correct?

I believe so

Alright, so I tried converting one video to AVI to test it (also I realized that I didn't mention that they were 10bit; don't know if that changes anything but I apologize leaving that out) and when I went to the audio tab the Use Stream only had 1,2,3, or None. No All option was present.

Unfortunately AVI does not support multiple audio streams.

I was afraid that was going to be the case. So is there no alternative?

[l33tmeatwad]

I was afraid that was going to be the case. So is there no alternative?

I've heard the newest version of Vegas supports 10-bit video, you could recontainer to MP4 if you are using the latest version.

[General Agemo]

I've heard the newest version of Vegas supports 10-bit video, you could recontainer to MP4 if you are using the latest version.

Alright, I'll see about getting my hands on the newer version to test it out