Need to remove video clip and save audio track.

We are trying to remove a segment of video clip and save the audio track that goes with it. We intend to fill that open segment with transitions of still photos, all the while allowing the narrator, who has now been "clipped" to keep speaking.
We are using CS3 Premier Pro.
Any advise would be greatly appreciated! Thanks for your wisdom...
Mary M.
Yellowstone National Park.

Mary,
I find that just Alt-clicking on the Video and hitting Delete to be the quickest method. That does exactly the same as Unlinking, with two keystrokes - Atl-click Video, Del key.
Hope that helps,
Hunt

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