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Silas Warner
Location: USA
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Does anybody know of a shareware program or plugin that wiill separate the audio track from a video file (MPEG, AVI, WMF, RAM) and produce an audio file that can be loaded into CoolEdit? Also, when edited,I'd like a program to replace the audio track of the same file with my new track (but my video editor can do that, awkwardly.) I have had no luck finding anything that will save the audio track separately. If you knoe of an answer, please email me.
That was the first question. Since then I have found an excellent stripper/recombiner shareware program from Japan: "tmpgenc.ese". which is available at www.afterdawn.com. The only problem is that the soundtrack comes out as MP2, which CoolEdit can't read. Is there a plugin to read MP2 files?
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hal9000
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1) Probably not for free...
Try searching here first - you might be surprised at all the information you can find.
By the way, here's something else about MP1/2:
http://support.syntrillium.com/kb/kbDetail.html?120
2) CEP2 will open audio from video for editing and save it back to video (.avi only).
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VoodooRadio
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Albeit, while I admittingly don't do this sort of thing, nor use Ver2.0, I thought IT did what your asking. If you can open it, you should be able to rename and save the the file as whatever you choose. Again, I don't use 2.0, but it sure seems possible. Free....? NO. 
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