Windows Media Stream Editor

Using Microsoft® Windows Media® Stream Editor, you can split or combine streams in existing Windows Media files to create one or more audiences in new output files. An audience refers to the stream or set of streams in a file that represent the content that is played simultaneously. Typically, an audio stream and a video stream comprise an audience. The following are examples of tasks you can accomplish by using Windows Media Stream Editor:

• Combine streams from multiple source files
• Split streams in a file into separate files
• Add language support to a file

Note

• It is not possible to use Windows Media Stream Editor with a file that has been protected with digital rights management (DRM).

Related topics

• Combining streams into a file
• Splitting streams into separate files
• Adding language support to a file
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