According to their description, the multi OS converter HandBrake or the Windows optimized brother VidCoder may be suitable also you may try Selur's Hybrid. If they detect the contained audio streams correctly, you can set their processing modes to "copy". In general, ffmpeg based converters may be preferable because they may be able to process the whole content of the media file without demultiplexing single streams from the container. Anyway, you can probably use MeGUI (using its internal tools "HD Streams Extractor" and "AVS Script Creator" to manually create jobs to be processed in a queue I don't know how well the simpler operation modes handle your case). That may often work reliably, but sometimes you may have to fix asynchronity.
Some are based on AviSynth, others on ffmpeg (which you may even use directly on the console if you manage to dig through its complex CLI option set).Īn AviSynth based converter will have to demultiplex the audio tracks to separate files, to re-multiplex them back to your shrinked video.
There are several free and powerful converters out there.
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