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The error message "Cannot use that file as audio track" in Avidemux typically occurs because the software expects raw audio streams rather than audio stored within a container like MP4 or M4A when importing external tracks. Primary Causes of the Error

Unsupported Formats: While it supports common formats like WAV (16/24-bit), MP2, MP3, AC3, and DTS, it may struggle with certain AAC encodings unless they are in an ADTS or LATM envelope. avidemux+cannot+use+that+file+as+audio+track

Culprit #3: Variable Bitrate (VBR) vs. Constant Bitrate (CBR)

Avidemux’s "Copy" mode hates Variable Bitrate (VBR) MP3 files. When you cut video on keyframes, VBR audio loses sync because the bitrate fluctuates. Avidemux is old-school; it prefers Constant Bitrate (CBR). The error message "Cannot use that file as

Why Avidemux Shows “Cannot Use That File as Audio Track”

Avidemux is a simple but powerful video editor. However, it is not a full audio converter or a multi‑track audio mixer.
When you try to add an external audio file (via Audio → Select Track or Main Track) and see: Why Avidemux Shows “Cannot Use That File as

Add External: He enabled Track 1, chose "Add audio track" from the dropdown, and pointed the software to his newly converted, raw file.