Open Audio from Video

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7 total messages Started by Mike_Mlazgar Mon, 02 Feb 2009 19:20

#103

Author: Mike_Mlazgar
Date: Mon, 02 Feb 2009 19:20

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I did this about a month or two ago, and it was working fine. I selected (in Edit View) File > Open audio from Video, and Audition created a sound file for me from a DVD selection about 22 minutes long. It's not a commercial DVD, so copy protection should not be an issue.

Now when I do this, Audition only grabs the first 8-10 minutes of audio instead of the whole piece. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong or different. Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks
Mike

Re: Open Audio from Video

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Author: studiops150
Date: Mon, 02 Feb 2009 19:58

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just tried it and it seems to get it all maybe try it in mutitrack and right click on a track and insert video you'll get video and audio that way but can you save the audio only don't see any settings that could cause this sorry

Re: Open Audio from Video

#109

Author: Mike_Mlazgar
Date: Mon, 02 Feb 2009 23:33

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Nope...every time I try, all I get is 8-9 minutes.

Re: Open Audio from Video

#110

Author: studiops150
Date: Tue, 03 Feb 2009 00:13

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DID YOU TRY ANOTHER VIDEO???????

Re: Open Audio from Video

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Author: Mike_Mlazgar
Date: Tue, 03 Feb 2009 17:33

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I've tried different videos from different DVD's here I have here at work. Same thing happens each time. It seems to only load in the first chapter. I've experimented with DVD Decrypter, and can only seem to get all the audio if I extract each chapter to a separate file.

Re: Open Audio from Video

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Author: studiops150
Date: Tue, 03 Feb 2009 20:42

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thats your problem adope will only install i chapter at a tme probily try converting it to a different format like wmp

Re: Open Audio from Video

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Author: NANCY_HOGAN
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2009 21:46

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Hello Mike; There are several ways of extracting audio from Video that I use from time to time
but the method depends on how you are attempting to capture the DVD and what you intend to do
 with the audio.If you only want the audio there are plenty of free extractors available on the net.
or you can use Nero to extract just audio.
If you want to edit the audio of a Video in AA,the video should be either Type 2 AVI(DV) this is
NOT AVI.or Windows Media so you can put it back into the Video. Audio in a DVD is 48000 x
16 bit. If you don't own Nero I think you should buy a copy.and then look back in the forum posts
to where I have explained in detail, how to extract audio from Video using Nero,edit in AA and then
export your edited file back into your Video .
Google for Audio Video Interleave, select Wikipedia and read DV AVI then in this forum go back to
Recording Video in Real Time and read my post. Kind Regards Bill Lane.

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