Open Source Or Free Software Mixer For Mixing Real Time Audio Streams To Merge Multiple Streams Into One?
Posted by benny in FreeWare on January 6th, 2010 | 3 responses
I want to merge multiple audio streams into one in real time and also want the same for some FLV audio files that I already have.
Can anyone please provide me names of robust and customizable software mixers that can do this?
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I have a list of Audio software look through and find what will work best for you. Check out the link below to search my list.
If you are Linux, there is 64Studio and UbuntuStudio. KdenLive will import/export FLV audio (it is a video editor). KdenLive uses a command-line library called ffmpeg which will convert just about any video / audio formats.
Do a google for ffmpeg for windows, and you will find several answers.
U can try AVS Audio Editor, Mix Music
Create unique music mixing projects and play-list-like sequences. Use Timeline for maximum precision and accuracy. Free download here:http://www.avs4you.com/AVS-Audio-Editor.…
Hope it helps u