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SpaceBoy
Full Member
USA
631 Posts |
 Posted - 10 Sep 2002 : 18:39:16
Howdy, folks!
I'm wondering, how does one convert the sound-track from an MPEG movie into an MP3 file, suitable for play in iTunes or on an iPod? I've got this amazing live video of Peter Gabrial's "Signal To Noise" that I'd love to put on my iPod, but I don't know how to strip out the audio!
Any ideas?
Thanks,
SpaceBoy
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Down with PPC
Starting Member
Canada
9 Posts |
Posted - 10 Sep 2002 : 21:33:23
You need QuickTime Pro. Open the video, go Edit > Extract Tracks, and click Sound Track (or similar). Save the untitled sound track as an AIFF file and convert it into an MP3 with iTunes.
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Da Penguin
Senior Member
USA
1094 Posts |
Posted - 11 Sep 2002 : 03:54:58
Aren't there things that will do this for free? I remember the word demux, but i think that may be somethign else. *YAWN* Its early...~The Penguin | Captain, Intelligence Operations / Space Cowboy |
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Squibix
Starting Member
45 Posts |
Posted - 11 Sep 2002 : 05:51:19
SndSampler can do it, I think. Or at least, I'm pretty sure you can extract the audio as an AIFF, and then mp3ize it with itunes or whatever. It's shareware, so it's worth a try anyways. http://www.sndsampler.com
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Down with PPC
Starting Member
Canada
9 Posts |
Posted - 16 Sep 2002 : 20:23:13
Actually, you don't need QTPro, just an old version of MoviePlayer (before 3.0)
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How to turn an MPEG movie into an MP3?
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