[MarkWaldorf]

Does anyone know how, or if it's possible to do that in WMM? I'd like to save the music from a video seperately. If you know how, or even if there's another programme that could do it, could you please tell me how? I'd appreciate it.

[Princess]

Do you want to use the music off a video and use it in another video?I know how to do that but I don't know how to get it actually off the clip sorry!

[MarkWaldorf]

Nah, I wanted to just take it off. Thanks anyway.

[the_chosen_one]

Hi Markus, Ive been told you make banners for people. Can you help me please?

[James]

Try using the Windows Media Encoder...

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...r/default.mspx

You'll be able to import the video and save the audio as a wma file.

I usually use virtualdub to extract audio and Goldwave to save as mp3 though Virtualdub doesn't work with wmv video files.

[Chrizzle]

YES! I've been wanting to do this for aaages.
Thanks so much James, and thanks for bringing it up Mark

EDIT: Cant get it to work, can someone explain to me what to do please

[MarkWaldorf]

Thanks James. I found out how to do it on WMM also.

[Sticks]

Alternatively, if your movie clip is on mpg format, .avi, .wmv or any movie format readable by Windows Movie Maker, (Available with XP SP2), import it into Windows Movie Maker, select time-line as opposed to Story Board and drag the movie clip to the Audio / Music line.

Then do Save Movie or Publish Movie if on Vista and you create a .wma file of the audio track of the movie clip. The benefit of doing it this way is that you have a chance of editing out any extraneous sound. Do this first on the video clip using the split / splice clip facility.