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Separating the audio track from a video

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J.D.
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Say I have a .avi file of a TV show and I want to isolate the audio track from it... store it as an mp3 or wav or something. How would I go about doing that? Anyone know of a particular program that would allow it?
Nov 14 2007 1:25PM
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Quinny
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Run an audio recording program while you are playing the video file? I'm sure theres probably and easier way to do it though.
Nov 14 2007 1:32PM
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FUUUCK
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such a program does exist, i forget the name right now, i'll ask my computer savy friend tonight.
Nov 14 2007 1:34PM
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sherpasrock
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i'm pretty sure you can do that in Final Cut too. then its just a matter of converting the file i guess.
Nov 14 2007 1:41PM
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EH_DUBS
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if you have premier...just load it in there
right clik and clik unlink
and then just delete the video
and export the audio?
Nov 14 2007 1:43PM
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J.D.
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premier? Where do I get that.
Nov 14 2007 1:45PM
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sherpasrock
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it is an Adobe Product.
Nov 14 2007 1:48PM
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sherpasrock
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and by that i mean it is expensive.


sooooo you can buy it, torrent it, or download the 30 day trial here:

http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=premiere%5Fpro

adobe 30 day trials are the full versions of the product so it should work for what you need.
Nov 14 2007 1:50PM
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J.D.
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Hmm.. I will do that but I think I would need a more permanent solution.
Nov 14 2007 2:24PM
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user098123
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You might be able to do it with Tunebite, not positive on that though.
Nov 14 2007 2:57PM
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jimmychung
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my dad downloaded a program that does it very well, saves the audio as mp3s. i'll have to ask him what it is again next time i talk to him.
Nov 14 2007 3:01PM
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[tightpants]
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Video editing programs should work- premiere, final cut, etc.  For another solution maybe try posting this in Media & Arts- there are a lot of smart computer people that post in that forum.
Nov 14 2007 3:11PM
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