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The 'custom video' export option in Renderer 3.7 allows you to do this. See: https://professionalsupport.dolby.com/s/article/Can-I-add-my-own-video-to-the-MP4-file-exported-from-the-Renderer
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I matched the time... It says they don't match but that it'll just crop or whatever to make it fit. I say "Okay" and then I get a Runtime error when its done rendering. I made sure the video was 24fps, like the audio project. I even rendered it to 448kbps 48kHz to match everything as well as I could and nothing is working. The video was filmed in 8K. That's all I can think of that could be the cause. Then again there are so many options to rendering that I might have something wrong I don't know about. Dolby's FAQ is always awful. They say it just has to be H264 with the fps matched basically but there's obviously more to it that I just don't know because I'm an audio engineer, not a video guy
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