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Robert Baer
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JimK wrote:
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Richard Crowley
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"Robert Baer" wrote ...
every day (including me). Most of us are not inclined to repeat
back to you what you should have read in the instructions.
Good luck.
Thousands of people use that software application successfully
every day (including me). Most of us are not inclined to repeat
back to you what you should have read in the instructions.
Good luck.
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Robert Baer
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Frank Bemelman wrote:
*only* program that MAY work.
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Robert Baer
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Richard Crowley wrote:
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"Robert Baer" <robertbaer@earthlink.net> schreef in bericht
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Thanks, Frank.
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Well, it was the first hit after I typed "extracting audio avi" in Google
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Thanks, Frank.
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Richard Crowley
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"Robert Baer" wrote ...
of the messages that you have posted yet. You may go to
Google Groups and confirm this if you like.
So just to be clear, at the command line you typed...
regsvr32 wmp.dll
Well, no. You did not say that you registered the DLL in any
of the messages that you have posted yet. You may go to
Google Groups and confirm this if you like.
So just to be clear, at the command line you typed...
regsvr32 wmp.dll
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Jamie
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Robert Baer wrote:
video devices or using the installed codac's for decompression of
a file or compression into a desired format.
it's all part of windows programming. did i miss something here?
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Real Programmers Do things like this.
http://webpages.charter.net/jamie_5
and i do have a AVI video stream viewer that i use from installed
video devices or using the installed codac's for decompression of
a file or compression into a desired format.
it's all part of windows programming. did i miss something here?
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Real Programmers Do things like this.
http://webpages.charter.net/jamie_5
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Ralph Wade Phillips
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Howdy!
"Robert Baer" <robertbaer@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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then????
ALL of the VirtualDub series edit video files - and as a preliminary
they want you to strip the AUDIO file off, doable from within the series.
RwP
"Robert Baer" <robertbaer@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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Huh? HowinHELL am I using VirtualDubMOD to edit video files
then????
ALL of the VirtualDub series edit video files - and as a preliminary
they want you to strip the AUDIO file off, doable from within the series.
RwP
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Ralph Wade Phillips
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Howdy!
"Robert Baer" <robertbaer@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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First time you've mentioned registering it.
And how did your "properly 'registered' it"?
Via REGSVR32? Or via some web site?
RwP
"Robert Baer" <robertbaer@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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First time you've mentioned registering it.
And how did your "properly 'registered' it"?
Via REGSVR32? Or via some web site?
RwP
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DaveM
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"Robert Baer" <robertbaer@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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others have mentioned before, Total Recorder will record anything that comes
through your sound card. It will save the recorded audio to many formats,
such as .wav, .mp3, and several others. I know it does because I just
stripped the audio from a music video as it was playing in Media Player.
Why don't you get that chip off your shoulder and speak reasonably with the
folks who, out of the kindness of their hearts, have offered assistance to
you. Remember, the people who use these news groups are here because of a
common interest, not out of any obligation to help whiners and bitchers such
as yourself. To be a bit more terse, you should not have bothered us in an
electronic repair group with your inane ability to select a software package
to do your bidding.
Get a grip and grab a glass of cold iced tea to help you cool down.
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No, it's not the only one that does what you want to do. As I and a couple
others have mentioned before, Total Recorder will record anything that comes
through your sound card. It will save the recorded audio to many formats,
such as .wav, .mp3, and several others. I know it does because I just
stripped the audio from a music video as it was playing in Media Player.
Why don't you get that chip off your shoulder and speak reasonably with the
folks who, out of the kindness of their hearts, have offered assistance to
you. Remember, the people who use these news groups are here because of a
common interest, not out of any obligation to help whiners and bitchers such
as yourself. To be a bit more terse, you should not have bothered us in an
electronic repair group with your inane ability to select a software package
to do your bidding.
Get a grip and grab a glass of cold iced tea to help you cool down.
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Dave M
MasonDG44 at comcast dot net (Just substitute the appropriate characters in
the address)
Never take a laxative and a sleeping pill at the same time!!
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slebetman@yahoo.com
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Robert Baer wrote:
trying to do is not "record from audio source". It's called extraction.
Try Googling "extract audio from avi". In the world of audio
processing, a file (mpeg, avi etc..) is not considered a valid sound
"source". A sound card is a sound source. A microphone is a sound
source. A line in is a sound source. SPIDF input is a sound source. But
a file is not a sound source. So the program wasn't lying, you just
misunderstood.
Of course, how should someone know to search for the word "extract"
instead of "record"? Well, only by experience and maybe a thesarus. And
that is the essence of good Googling skills.
Hint from an experienced Googler (I haven't been unable to find
something yet): if what you're looking for does not appear in the first
2 pages, change your search terms.
I think the real problem here is confusion of terminology. What you are
trying to do is not "record from audio source". It's called extraction.
Try Googling "extract audio from avi". In the world of audio
processing, a file (mpeg, avi etc..) is not considered a valid sound
"source". A sound card is a sound source. A microphone is a sound
source. A line in is a sound source. SPIDF input is a sound source. But
a file is not a sound source. So the program wasn't lying, you just
misunderstood.
Of course, how should someone know to search for the word "extract"
instead of "record"? Well, only by experience and maybe a thesarus. And
that is the essence of good Googling skills.
Hint from an experienced Googler (I haven't been unable to find
something yet): if what you're looking for does not appear in the first
2 pages, change your search terms.
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mc
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I think Adobe Audition will extract the audio from a video file. It has a
30-day free trial and is an amazing audio processing program. www.adobe.com
30-day free trial and is an amazing audio processing program. www.adobe.com
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CJT
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Robert Baer wrote:
that software is capable of recording its associated sound to a file.
As others have pointed out, extraction is something different.
But you didn't ask for extraction programs.
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Perhaps it's not the way you want to go, but as you play the A/V file,
that software is capable of recording its associated sound to a file.
As others have pointed out, extraction is something different.
But you didn't ask for extraction programs.
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mc wrote:
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Robert Baer
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Richard Crowley wrote:
video files, period.
Thousands of people use those programs for *other* uses: CDs, sound
file conversions, recording frommike / line inputs, etc - - - and *that*
works.
But *NOT* what i needed.
The so-called "universal" sound capture programs are not made for
video files, period.
Thousands of people use those programs for *other* uses: CDs, sound
file conversions, recording frommike / line inputs, etc - - - and *that*
works.
But *NOT* what i needed.
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Robert Baer
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Frank Bemelman wrote:
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Frank Bemelman wrote:
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Isn't there *anything* that !WORKS! as "advertised" ?????????????
Perhaps this one works:
http://www.mp3towav.org/Video-to-Audio-Converter/
Thanks!
They eXplicitly say they do what i need, rather than (like the
others) lie and say "do it all" but do *not* mention video files at all.
Furthermore,it is "small" enough that i can reliably download via POTS.
This tells me that Google is not all that great..
Well, it was the first hit after I typed "extracting audio avi" in Google
The secret being is to enter the correct request.
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Robert Baer
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Jamie wrote:
have what i needed.
Thanks to someone else, i got the program *made* for that and now i
have what i needed.
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Robert Baer
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DaveM wrote:
would capture sound from any source.
*NONE* of them worked.
That is why i posted what you saw.
Then someone mentioned a program written eXplicitly to do what i
needed; i now have the audio file and the original AVI is intact.
So from that point forward, i did not need to try yet another program
that had the same claims (or less) than those i tried.
I downloaded a number of programs that falsely claimed that they
would capture sound from any source.
*NONE* of them worked.
That is why i posted what you saw.
Then someone mentioned a program written eXplicitly to do what i
needed; i now have the audio file and the original AVI is intact.
So from that point forward, i did not need to try yet another program
that had the same claims (or less) than those i tried.
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Robert Baer
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slebetman@yahoo.com wrote:
not know what to use (and my wimpy thesarus does not help).
Thanks for the tip.
I am not used to trying alternate terminology, especially when i do
not know what to use (and my wimpy thesarus does not help).
Thanks for the tip.
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Robert Baer
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CJT wrote: