How to Insert Audio to Video Using UniConverter On Mac

When recording video for your content channel on different sites and locations, the audio quality is not as good as the visuals. For this, you can record the audio separately in a studio or a quiet room. However, integrating the audio accurately into the video can be challenging if you do not have expertise in precise editing.

For this, Wondershare UniConverter has brought the merger functionality, which allows you to merge video and audio files accurately. Moreover, it lets you remove unwanted parts by offering a trimming button.

A Guide on Adding Audio to Video Using UniConverter Mac

Step 1. Access Merger From the Audio Tab

Soon after you open UniConverter on your Mac, click the Audio tab from the More Tools section. When the audio-related features show up, find and select Merger. As the Finder screen appears on the front, select and import the desired video and audio files.

Step 2. Merge the Uploaded Media

When the imported media appears on the next screen, go to the top-right corner and tap Add File/Folder. Once all the files are added, click the Merge All button to compile all files. You can also use the Trim button to decrease the video length before merging them together. Define the file format in the Convert To section and choose the output location using the Folder icon before merging the files together.

Step 3. Define Merging Settings (Advanced)

If you wish to make more specific changes when merging videos, tap the Gear icon on the bottom to open a new window. There, you can define different video settings such as Encoder, Resolution, Frame Rate, Bit Rate, etc. It also allows you to add audio encoder settings, channels, sample rate, and bitrate before tapping the Save button. If you wish to save these settings in the future, toggle on the Save as New Preset option and proceed.