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I have OBS Studio configured to combine different audio inputs into several audio tracks/channels using its built-in mixer. But when OBS saves a local copy of the stream, the video file only has one audio track, not the several I configured. I'm exporting the video to MKV file, as I thought it would be the most versatile format and had support for multiple audio/video tracks.

Is this a configuration issue or is there something else to keep in mind? Perhaps a different export file format would be better? I'd still like to retain all (multiple) audio tracks within the single exported file.

I have OBS Studio configured to combine different audio inputs into several audio tracks/channels using its built-in mixer. But when OBS saves a local copy of the stream, the video file only has one audio track, not the several I configured. I'm exporting the video to MKV file, as I thought it would be the most versatile format and had support for multiple audio/video tracks.

Is this a configuration issue or is there something else to keep in mind? Perhaps a different export file format would be better?

I have OBS Studio configured to combine different audio inputs into several audio tracks/channels using its built-in mixer. But when OBS saves a local copy of the stream, the video file only has one audio track, not the several I configured. I'm exporting the video to MKV file, as I thought it would be the most versatile format and had support for multiple audio/video tracks.

Is this a configuration issue or is there something else to keep in mind? Perhaps a different export file format would be better? I'd still like to retain all (multiple) audio tracks within the single exported file.

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edit approved Apr 16, 2017 at 5:57
Michael Liebman
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Bouncing multitrack audio in OBS Studio multitrack audio exports only one track

I have OBS Studio configured to combine different audio inputs into several audio tracks/channels (builtusing its built-in mixer) but. But when OBS saves a local copy of the stream, the video file only has one audio track, not the several I configured. Is this a configuration issue or is there something else to keep in mind? TheI'm exporting the video exports to MKV file, as I thought it would be the most versatile format and had support for multiple audio/video tracks, but perhaps I am mistaken.

Is this a configuration issue or is there something else to keep in mind? Perhaps a different export file format would be better?

Bouncing multitrack audio in OBS Studio

I have OBS Studio configured to combine different audio inputs into several audio tracks/channels (built-in mixer) but when OBS saves a local copy of the stream, the video file only has one audio track, not the several I configured. Is this a configuration issue or is there something else to keep in mind? The video exports to MKV, as I thought it would be the most versatile format and had support for multiple audio/video tracks, but perhaps I am mistaken.

OBS Studio multitrack audio exports only one track

I have OBS Studio configured to combine different audio inputs into several audio tracks/channels using its built-in mixer. But when OBS saves a local copy of the stream, the video file only has one audio track, not the several I configured. I'm exporting the video to MKV file, as I thought it would be the most versatile format and had support for multiple audio/video tracks.

Is this a configuration issue or is there something else to keep in mind? Perhaps a different export file format would be better?

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Wolf
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Bouncing multitrack audio in OBS Studio

I have OBS Studio configured to combine different audio inputs into several audio tracks/channels (built-in mixer) but when OBS saves a local copy of the stream, the video file only has one audio track, not the several I configured. Is this a configuration issue or is there something else to keep in mind? The video exports to MKV, as I thought it would be the most versatile format and had support for multiple audio/video tracks, but perhaps I am mistaken.