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#Open the video file in SimpleMovieX.
 
#Open the video file in SimpleMovieX.
 
#Click on Edit > Separate Tracks to separate the audio from the video.
 
#Click on Edit > Separate Tracks to separate the audio from the video.
#Select the audio track, then go File > Save As (MPEG-4). This will produce an audio mp4 (or mov if the MPEG-4 option isn't available).
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#Select the audio track, then go File > Save As (MPEG-4). This will produce an audio MP4 (or MOV if the MPEG-4 option isn't available).
#Rename the file from mp4 to M4a (this step only applies to files whose output is mp4).
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#Rename the file extension from MP4 to M4A and the file should play in iTunes (this step only applies to files whose output is mp4).

Revision as of 13:09, 9 January 2011

If you have an audience video recording with great audio, and you want to share the audio in its original quality without having to upload massive video files, here's instructions on how you can extract only the audio from the video:

Windows instructions

  1. Download and install this software called TSMuxerGUI http://www.videohelp.com/tools/tsMuxeR
  2. Open the first video file by clicking on Add.
  3. Uncheck everything except the audio file. The audio file may be one of the following formats AC3, WAV, MP3, AAC (in TSMuxerGUI this may appear as "MPEG-Audio").
  4. Select the Demux radio button.
  5. Click Start Demuxing.
  6. The resultant file is the audio of the video in its original quality.
  7. Repeat steps 1-6 for the rest of your videos.

Mac instructions (works only for mp4 and mov files)

  1. Download and install this software called SimpleMovieX (Free, trial version will work) http://simplemoviex.com/SimpleMovieX/index.var
  2. Open the video file in SimpleMovieX.
  3. Click on Edit > Separate Tracks to separate the audio from the video.
  4. Select the audio track, then go File > Save As (MPEG-4). This will produce an audio MP4 (or MOV if the MPEG-4 option isn't available).
  5. Rename the file extension from MP4 to M4A and the file should play in iTunes (this step only applies to files whose output is mp4).