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I have a question: I recorded a movie with iMovie and drag and drop it into logic, where I recorded a second audiofile. Then I deleted the original audio in logic, and exported the new audio into the movie. But the new .mov file has two audio now, the new and the old one. What can I do to only have the new audio?
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One thing you could do is go back and open your original movie in iMovie, select the entire clip, click on "Clip" in the menu bar and "Detach Audio" in the drop-down panel. You will then see your audio track directly beneath your video clip. Select the audio track, hit delete, and export your movie.
Hopefully you have saved your new soundtrack, so you can now bring your audio-free movie back into Logic to tweak and export with your new audio track.
One thing you could do is go back and open your original movie in iMovie, select the entire clip, click on "Clip" in the menu bar and "Detach Audio" in the drop-down panel. You will then see your audio track directly beneath your video clip. Select the audio track, hit delete, and export your movie.
Hopefully you have saved your new soundtrack, so you can now bring your audio-free movie back into Logic to tweak and export with your new audio track.
Open the movie in Quicktime... Then (in the toolbar) click open "Window" and from the dropdown menu select "Show Movie Properties". There you will have an option to select the proper audio track... Then save it.
after exporting audio to movie, the new movie file still has the original audio. how to delete?
