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Nexin · 5th July 2021, 02:57

Thank you LoRd_MuldeR your advice has been helpful I now am able to edit mp4 and able to change after avi mux to mp4 back to Tag ID 40. By changing an audio track stsd-mp4a-esds hex value 02 to 64 in the mp4 file. Track ID 100 changes to 02 which in Media info translates to Tag ID FF to 40

All made easier by MP4 Inspector and hex edit tool as gives hex location in file where to look but not where to edit. would be nice if it also allowed editing hex values. And when select on items would like to see highlighted the relevant hex value also highlight. Bonus if it had a video player to see and test hex edits.

Also the

Virtualdub2 Error
none: Codec not currently Supported in container

When saving to .MP4 or .Matroska but will saves OK with AVI as we know. Tried with with direct copy and all compression modes with and without audio.

Is it possible to bypass this error save video as mp4 and or other containers than avi using save as type.

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Nexin Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 150	Thank you LoRd_MuldeR your advice has been helpful I now am able to edit mp4 and able to change after avi mux to mp4 back to Tag ID 40. By changing an audio track stsd-mp4a-esds hex value 02 to 64 in the mp4 file. Track ID 100 changes to 02 which in Media info translates to Tag ID FF to 40 All made easier by MP4 Inspector and hex edit tool as gives hex location in file where to look but not where to edit. would be nice if it also allowed editing hex values. And when select on items would like to see highlighted the relevant hex value also highlight. Bonus if it had a video player to see and test hex edits. Also the Virtualdub2 Error none: Codec not currently Supported in container When saving to .MP4 or .Matroska but will saves OK with AVI as we know. Tried with with direct copy and all compression modes with and without audio. Is it possible to bypass this error save video as mp4 and or other containers than avi using save as type.