ripping music from video

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  • TreizKushrenada
    Junior Member
    Junior Member
    • May 2003
    • 13

    ripping music from video

    Does anyone know if there is a program I can use to rip the music from a video file and then seperate that audio file into, backround music, voice overs, sound effects ect? If anyone could let me know of one, that would be awesome. Thanks
  • setarip
    Retired
    • Dec 2001
    • 24955

    #2
    If by "video file" you mean .AVI (DivX-compressed or otherwise), you should be able to use an audio editor such as GoldWave (or CoolEdit, or similar), together with its filters, to accomplish much, if not all, of this...

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    • Enchanter
      Old member
      • Feb 2002
      • 5417

      #3
      "...rip the music from a video file and then seperate that audio file into, backround music, voice overs, sound effects ect"

      Separating these individually from a single audio stream (which is the most likely scenario we have here) will be a very difficult feat to accomplish. I am doubtful that you can achieve perfect results out of this.

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      • shiny#3
        Digital Video Master
        Digital Video Master
        • Jul 2003
        • 1000

        #4
        I am sure that there are audio editing tools that can
        accomplish the requested features. but I am also sure
        that they are expensive and need a lot of additional hard ware.

        one cheap example is the DART PRO Karaoke Studio that removes
        the voice of a wave file in a hardly acceptable way by analizing
        frequencies and then reducing the volume of that voicematching
        frequencies to minimum. of course this is a cheap tool!!

        but what I want to know. what do you intend to do???

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        • kimomakano
          Platinum Member
          Platinum Member
          • Jun 2002
          • 157

          #5
          I thought I saw a post like this a little while back and gave an alternative. The newest update to TMPGEnc allows you to separate the audio from the video when you encode an AVI file now.

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          • shiny#3
            Digital Video Master
            Digital Video Master
            • Jul 2003
            • 1000

            #6
            "I thought I saw a post like this a little while back and gave an alternative. The newest update to TMPGEnc allows you to separate the audio from the video when you encode an AVI file now."

            that is well known, but unfortunatly no answer to the question,
            I guess

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            • kimomakano
              Platinum Member
              Platinum Member
              • Jun 2002
              • 157

              #7
              Not sure exactly then what the question is, I thought it was simply how to separate the audio out of a movie file for separate use.

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              • shiny#3
                Digital Video Master
                Digital Video Master
                • Jul 2003
                • 1000

                #8
                " Not sure exactly then what the question is, I thought it was simply how to separate the audio out of a movie file for separate use. "

                no... I guess that was not the point!

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                • Enchanter
                  Old member
                  • Feb 2002
                  • 5417

                  #9
                  "...rip the music from a video file and then seperate that audio file into, backround music, voice overs, sound effects ect"

                  The author will have a number of reasons for wanting to achieve this. I can think of the following:

                  1. To keep the music without the vocals for karaoke purposes.

                  2. Novelty reason

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                  • kimomakano
                    Platinum Member
                    Platinum Member
                    • Jun 2002
                    • 157

                    #10
                    I see now.

                    Okay, I apologize for not getting the full picture of the original question. I missed the point that you wanted to break the audio file into different tracks (so to speak).

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