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How to strip audio from .flv video clips?


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mikeSF4531

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Hey all.
this one has me perplexed. I have been sent a number of .flv video clips and asked to work with the audio from this format. If i can find a way to convert the audio portion of this file into .wav or .mp3 etc, i would be all set. Any help on how to accomplish this would be most helpful. I have RealAudio which plays the vid and then Win Media Player, Nero, and a couple of audio editing apps, but none of them (besides RA) can open the .flv format.

Since i wasnt getting anywhere with that, i fiddled around with trying to just record audio while the RealPlayer video is playing, using the Windows Sound Recorder. It came out blank - i don't know if it is possible to accept input from the audio playing from the vid or not- i have never used this tool. This would also be a satisfactory solution of i can get it working.

I have a PC with WinXP(2002)SP3. Pentium 4, 1GB RAM, in case that is needed.

thanks!

Edited by mikeSF4531, 06 December 2008 - 01:52 PM.

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mikeSF4531

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a forum search led me to http://www.virtualdub.org but that app doesn't read .flv apparently.
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zorba the geek

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Hi Mike!
What you need is to convert the .flv file to avi. Then you can exstract the audio only.

Here is a link for a free converter: http://www.fdrlab.com/flv-to-avi.html
Another good tool to have is a media converter that converts video/music files into almost everything:http://www.cocoonsoftware.com
Hope this helps
cheers
zorba
edited to update links

Edited by zorba the geek, 06 December 2008 - 04:53 PM.

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mikeSF4531

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right on!
thanks so much!!
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Glad to hear that! :)

Cheers
zorba
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