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| Thread ID: 89887 | 2008-05-15 06:04:00 | help with splitting audio out of a video file | Aporosa (5671) | Press F1 |
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| 669648 | 2008-05-15 22:50:00 | Does that remove the audio from the video, or just make a copy? I will certainly have a look at AoA. At the risk of making his head swell, I have always found Wainuitech very helpful toward us less educated lot. Awhhh Shucks :blush: :blush: - it should only copy the Audio, the original stays in place. If its a DVD/CD then the audio is burnt into the disc, and is there for good. I have seen once a program for actually removing the audio from a .avi - which I thought a bit "odd" - now if it were embedded subtitles in a movie that I can understand . |
wainuitech (129) | ||
| 669649 | 2008-05-15 23:09:00 | I think the audio is a separate stream within a video file, which can be extracted separately. Many people use to run about 3 programs to extract audio a while back - DVD2AV1 (The main converter - extracts and down mixes/demuxes the music/sound track), then Audacity (To convert to mp3/split tracks), and Cool Edit Pro2, MP3 Cut, etc. But generally a tedious process, but adequate. Most of those programs were also in their infancy at the time, and I recall conversions were sometimes a bit buggy... I'm guessing program components or derivatives (or similar) of DVD2AVI are used in AoA extractor. But since YouTube came along, there seems to be several all-in-one easy to use free video/audio converters/extractors/editors... |
kahawai chaser (3545) | ||
| 669650 | 2008-05-16 01:48:00 | You load your .avi video file into AoA Extractor and you nominate whether you want the audio to be extracted and captured as .wav or mp3, click start, and in a very short time, all done. That easy. Just the audio is taken out. But the original file is NOT damaged. Good luck!! | Aporosa (5671) | ||
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