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How to Check the Duration of Video and Audio Tracks in a File
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How to Change Blu-ray Subtitle Color and Add a Black Outline
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How to retain EAC3, DTS HD Master, Blu-ray PCM audio tracks?
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What is the difference between the registered version and the non-registered version?
How to Multiplex Music into a Video
When using a video as a menu background, any separate background music will be ignored—even if the video itself has no audio track. To embed (multiplex) music directly into a video, you can use the free tool MKVToolNix (https://mkvtoolnix.download/), available for both Windows and Mac. It also supports video splitting.
Steps:
1. Download and install MKVToolNix from https://mkvtoolnix.download/.
2. Load your video file into the program.

3. Load your music file, choosing “Add as new source files to the current multiplex settings.”

4. In the track list:
- Keep the video track from the first file.
- Keep the audio track from the second file.
- Deselect all other tracks from the first file.

5.Keep the audio and video duration the same.
- Go to the “Output” tab.
- Check "Stop after video track end".
6. Set the output file path.
7. Click “Start multiplexing.”

Your new video will now include the background music.