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Sometimes, Avidemux simply cannot handle a specific file. It is not a professional audio engineer. If you have spent 20 minutes troubleshooting, consider these alternatives for muxing external audio:

Remux the audio file into a clean container using FFmpeg or Audacity. avidemux+cannot+use+that+file+as+audio+track

files, as Avidemux requires "raw" audio streams or specific encapsulation for external tracks. avidemux.org Common Causes & Fixes Unsupported M4A/MP4 Containers Sometimes, Avidemux simply cannot handle a specific file

: Ensure the audio file's sampling rate (e.g., 44100Hz or 48000Hz) matches the video's properties. Incompatibilities here often trigger the error. Re-mux with MKVToolNix : If you are trying to add a track to an MKV, use MKVToolNix files, as Avidemux requires "raw" audio streams or

If Avidemux continues to fail, you can force the audio into the video container using this simple command (replace filenames accordingly):