isolating sound from video?
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Blodstyre
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Go to eRightSoft
Download the super software. its a freeware so there's is no legal issues to worry about.
After installing the program, run it and convert your video file to mp3. It will just rip the mp3 out from the video. It works with quite a number of file types as well.
Hoped that helps....
~meh~
Download the super software. its a freeware so there's is no legal issues to worry about.
After installing the program, run it and convert your video file to mp3. It will just rip the mp3 out from the video. It works with quite a number of file types as well.
Hoped that helps....
~meh~
blueprintstudios
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or go VideoHelp.com - Forum, Guides, Tools and hardware lists
search to virtualdub mod (that supports mpeg2 format)
open it,then save as wav
search to virtualdub mod (that supports mpeg2 format)
open it,then save as wav
gutturalpiss
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blueprintstudios
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ah gutteralpiss's recommendation's very userfriendly
Cheez
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Another freeware - mediacoder. Basically converts almost anything - universal converter (including DVD).
MediaCoder - more than a universal audio/video transcoder
MediaCoder - more than a universal audio/video transcoder
There is no need to install any extra software.
First, set your PC to record from the wave out mix...
1.) Open volume control (double click speaker icon in the taskbar)
2.) Goto options/properties
3.) press the recording button then ok
4.) click the select box below Wave Out Mix and turn it's level up.
Next open Sound Recorder. It's in the Start Menu, Accessories, Entertainment. You need to do a save first to set the correct format. Press record then play the video.
You can use this method to record any audio playing on your sound card. ie. Youtube, Skype, games etc. etc. You can also use this method to convert DRM protected audio files into wave files. Technically that means Microsoft Windows violates the DCMA and should be illegal since it assists in bypassing a copy protection scheme.
First, set your PC to record from the wave out mix...
1.) Open volume control (double click speaker icon in the taskbar)
2.) Goto options/properties
3.) press the recording button then ok
4.) click the select box below Wave Out Mix and turn it's level up.
Next open Sound Recorder. It's in the Start Menu, Accessories, Entertainment. You need to do a save first to set the correct format. Press record then play the video.
You can use this method to record any audio playing on your sound card. ie. Youtube, Skype, games etc. etc. You can also use this method to convert DRM protected audio files into wave files. Technically that means Microsoft Windows violates the DCMA and should be illegal since it assists in bypassing a copy protection scheme.
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blueprintstudios
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to topup widdly's method , soundrecorder a.k.a sndrec32.exe can only record 1 min.
to bypass that 1 minute limitation you have to first record a blank 60 secs, then when it hits the end, press record again and again until you hit beyond. then save it as "blank.wav"
open blank.wav , scroll back all the way and start recording as you like.
then again it may be just easier to download those rippers.
to bypass that 1 minute limitation you have to first record a blank 60 secs, then when it hits the end, press record again and again until you hit beyond. then save it as "blank.wav"
open blank.wav , scroll back all the way and start recording as you like.
then again it may be just easier to download those rippers.
