Re: Can VLC extract the sound of a video file?

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Subject: Re: Can VLC extract the sound of a video file?
From: "Laurent Vaills" <laurent.vaills@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 4 Feb 2007 09:33:42 +0100
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I am also using avidemux for that tasks.

There is more up-to-date version of avidemux (2.3.0) on Livna.

Laurent

2007/2/3, Paulo Cavalcanti < promac@xxxxxxxxx>:

> Can VLC extract the sound of a video file? If so, how?


I do not know. Generally, I use ffmpeg, transcode, mplayer ....

Have you tried avidemux from ATrpms? It has a nice interface,

and I have done a lot of video editing with it.


http://dl.atrpms.net/all/avidemux-2.1.2-8.fc6.at.i386.rpm
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