Making a .wmv into an audio file...

[The Renaissance Man]

Any ideers on how to accomplish this?

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[Stephon]

Hey Chris-

Don't know much about your editing software (since I'm a PC person), but the one I use has separate tracks for audio and video. Both are lockable.

So, what I do is get the segment I want, lock the audio track, delete the video track, and then render what's left.

If you want to turn it into an MP3, download the trial version of GoldWave; it will allow you to convert the file.

Hope that's of some help. Talk to you soon.

[The Renaissance Man]

T'anks

[fettucinibrother]

Quicktime Pro should do that with no problems. It's a $30 purchase, but it works good when converting all sorts of files from one format to another. It's worth the money if you are a Mac person. IMHO.
Alfredo

[fettucinibrother]

I apoligize for giving false info...I realized right after I sent that last post that I misread you inquiry. I thought that I read "How do you convert a .wav file when you actually asked how to convert a .wmv file. Not sure how to do that. I am a Mac user and I use with the free version of Windows Media Viewer to view .wmv files.
Sorry,
Alfredo

[Rachel Peters]

Chris - what program are you using?

[The Renaissance Man]

Thanks to all!

Have found a li'l program called EasyWMA which does the trick.

Was s'prised to find that Final Cut wouldn't import it (and yet not, as wmv's are fer Windows).

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