[MacDV] Re: Extracting Audio from iMovie

[Filipp Lepalaan]

... also, You'll need Quicktime Pro for this.

... just thought I'd give my two cents.

filipp


>Steve,
>Export the whole file to QuickTime as Quicktime DV highest quality 
>this will take real time or a bit longer depending on your Mac. Then 
>open the resulting Quicktme DV file with Quicktime Player and then 
>you can extract the Audio in any format that QuickTime supports. And 
>work on the resulting file with any suitable audio software you have.
>iMovie really has little or no support for working on its audio 
>separately from the video. But once you have tweaked the sound 
>outside, it will accept mp3 and AIFF sound back in.
>Richard
>On Friday, February 14, 2003, at 12:12  AM, Steve Robertson wrote:
>
>>Y'all have probably discussed this before, but I couldn't find an 
>>answer in the archives.
>>
>>Recently, I shot about 45 minutes of video, but it turned out that 
>>the audio was much more important than the accompanying talking 
>>head video. So I wanted to extract the audio from the iMovie clips 
>>and continue working with the audio only.
>>
>>I would eventually like to burn some audio CDs containing this 45 
>>minutes of audio. With the
>>Steve Robertson
>>
>
>
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