Thanks for the Audio Hijack tip. I was unaware of it. But in this case I didn't want to lose any of the original quality. Glad I figured out how to do the demux thanks to Felix at the Mac Pro Audio list. You read about that right? k On Saturday, March 8, 2003, at 09:00 AM, Len McGrandle wrote: > Your easiest solution is to download AudioHijack which intercepts the > sound played from any source and gives you the option of recording it > in AIFF or MP3 (the Pro Version at least). I use it with iMovie 3 or > Final Cut Express to tweak the sound before capturing. It should work > fine with Quicktime as long as Quicktime will play back the movie. > > BTW, Using a video feedback loop from my ATI 8500 card lets me use my > A/D converter to pass through then record any sounds coming from my > stereo. AudioHijack rocks! > > Len >> Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2003 21:02:11 -0800 >> Subject: [MacDV] MP3 Audio Extraction From MPEG Movie? >> From: Thubten Kunga <Kunga at FutureMedia.org> >> Message-Id: <1EDC5B76-5123-11D7-82E8-003065E5AA00 at FutureMedia.org> >> >> I'm stumped. I have downloaded a 55.4 MB 5:34 minute Music Video MPEG >> movie (i know not what flavor) that plays in QuickTime. But when I try >> to use my QuickTime Pro 6.1 to export the audio as an AIFF file, I get >> no option to do that. In fact no audio extraction option is shown. So >> I >> downloaded Extractor .95 from the internet and it won't recognize the >> MPEG movie as a file it can deal with. I did already export the >> original MPEG movie as a QuickTime Movie. But Extractor doesn't see >> that file either. >> >> I have a Judeth Stern and Robert Lettieri Visual QuickStart Guide to >> QT >> Pro 5 book that says that I am supposed to be able to see audio export >> options that don't show up in QTP 6.1. Did Apple remove the audio >> extraction options in 6.1 Pro? >> >> How do I get the audio out of the MPEG movie and ultimately into an >> MP3 >> file? >> >> Thanks in advance for your help whom ever you are. >> >> k