As I'm the only one in the family with a modicum of computer knowledge I have been given a very old home video that has been digitised and the audio which has also been digitised - unfortunately approximately the first 2 minutes of the audio are missing so I'm going to have to leave the first two minutes of the video silent which isn't a major problem.
I currently have the video in an .MP4 file (this is how the owner supplied it) and the audio is just a .aac file. They seem like strange file format selections to me - I would have assumed that they would be .avi and .mp3, but I have to work with what I've got!
Is there a simple to use (and free!) tool out there which will allow me to manually sync the audio to the video? Something which will allow me to view/hear both simultaneously and perhaps move a few sliders/timer settings to manually sync them up? Then of course I need to dump them to one file (.mp4, .avi, whatever).
Thanks for any help anyone can offer - I'm a total 'noob' at this kind of thing. :)
I currently have the video in an .MP4 file (this is how the owner supplied it) and the audio is just a .aac file. They seem like strange file format selections to me - I would have assumed that they would be .avi and .mp3, but I have to work with what I've got!
Is there a simple to use (and free!) tool out there which will allow me to manually sync the audio to the video? Something which will allow me to view/hear both simultaneously and perhaps move a few sliders/timer settings to manually sync them up? Then of course I need to dump them to one file (.mp4, .avi, whatever).
Thanks for any help anyone can offer - I'm a total 'noob' at this kind of thing. :)