ripping audio from a video file

[Spooner]

what's the best method using what program?

 

[Viper0329]

Get Virtualdub. File -> Save Wav...if my memory serves me correctly.

 

[blueshoe]

If you have Winamp you can use it as well.
Options->Preferences->Plug-ins->Output
Select Nullsoft Disk Writer plug-in and mess with the settings as much as you have to.
Push play and it will create the file. If you use winamp regularly make sure you change the Output back to DirectSound or whatever when you're finished.

 

[Spooner]

the only issue i'm having is that i'm looking to get audio from a .swf file and am having trouble figuring out the best way.

i'm actually looking to get the audio to "peanut butter jelly time" in case someone happens to have it


in case you forgot what i'm talkin about... this audio http://www.jeffiscool.com/banana.html

 

[LASTGUY2GETPS2]

You can always record it using audacity (freeware)...

 

[BrokenVisage]

Virtualdub /thread

 

[blueshoe]

Originally posted by: Spooner
the only issue i'm having is that i'm looking to get audio from a .swf file and am having trouble figuring out the best way.

i'm actually looking to get the audio to "peanut butter jelly time" in case someone happens to have it


in case you forgot what i'm talkin about... this audio http://www.jeffiscool.com/banana.html

Did a quick search, found it here.

 

[jEct2]

Heres what you do.
Open the video file, play the video segment you want the audio sound from. As your playing that segment you rip the audio from the video with the use of a microphone held up very close to your speaker and windows sound recorder.

 

[Spooner]

Originally posted by: blueshoe
Did a quick search, found it here.

how did you freakin find this? i've been looking all over for it.

THANK YOU SIR!

i suck at google

 

[blueshoe]

Originally posted by: Spooner

Originally posted by: blueshoe
Did a quick search, found it here.

how did you freakin find this? i've been looking all over for it.

THANK YOU SIR!

i suck at google

Actually I used Altavista's Audio/Mp3 search. The only time I won't use google, heh.