Hi,
Ethnographers are using digital cameras, rather than notepad and pen.
Data from a study consists of avi files from three cameras.
Thanks to Chris's book I've been able to quickly create a program which
combines the three avi files into one mov. I modified the
picture-in-picture example to layout the three videos side-by-side, added
an addSoundTrack() method to get sound, and finally used convertToFile().
What I really need in the resulting mov, however, are three separate audio
tracks. convertToFile() combines the audio into one track. I haven't
found any option to prevent that. Have I overlooked something?
Since I don't see a way to do this all at once, I'm considering using
convertToFile to create the combined video. Then, in a second pass reading
the wide video file kkkand audio from the three files and flatten() that
to produce the wide video plus three audio.
Sound correct? Any alternative solutions?
Thanks,
Ron
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