Is there an "Add to Movie" option in QuickTime 10?
We often take video files that were sent by clients and replace the audio with our music after it's been composed. In QuickTime 7 Pro, there was the "Add to Movie" function, which essentially did what I'm describing above. Hit Option-Command-V and it would paste into the movie. QuickTime 10 Pro (at least 5 years ago) wouldn't allow this.
Does it now? If not, how are people going about this simple task of marrying audio back to video files? |
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not that I've found, and I was looking a few days ago. I ended up using iMovie for that task. I have FCX but it's overkill.
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Worst case you could do an offline quicktime bounce from within PT.
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QuickTime 7 Pro still works in macOS 10.14.5
(If you have it and the Pro license) A while back it moved and is now located in "Utilities" Just drag it there from an older boot drive. Is QuickTime X Pro even available yet? |
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It appears that QT-X does have the ability to layer audio (by dragging an audio file into the preview window of a video file) but I don't see a way to remove the original audio. That's essential in this equation.
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I'm using FFWorks as a front end for FFmpeg.
It can add and delete audio and a whole lot more. Add stereo or surround audio etc etc. Really fast encoding too. Its a bit of a hassle to get going as you have to download an FFmpeg binary, but it works great and is constantly updated and improved. |
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I have FF Works and agree that it's a bit too cumbersome to work with for this purpose. We really just need a simple interface capable of deleting one audio track and inserting another. Since we often deal with 15+ different music tracks, quickness is key. Ironically, "Quick"Time is no longer that option.
QT 10 is so close to being that solution, I just don't see a way to delete the original audio from a video clip. |
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if you have a recent Mac, you have iMovie.
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