Extract Audio Files

Once you have split a large file into many regions. How do you save all regions in a track as separate files?
Logic 9 manual - p609 - Using Strip Silence to Extract Audio Files from a Disc
"...Strip Silence can be used to split these into individual regions, which
can be used directly in the Arrange area. Regions can also be converted into individual
audio files (samples),…"

Use the copy/convert function from the Audio Bin to batch resave all regions. In the Arrange you can press control+f to open the copy/convert function (that was the default key command on my version but you can assign any other KC to it). The region will be converted to a new file and the new file will be imported automatically substituting the original region even preserving the fades you have applied to it (but not saving the fades with the new file, if you want that, use the Bounce function).

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I'm trying to extract audio files from my OLYMPUS Digital Voice Recorder VN-6200PC I am getting this error whenever I try to play its file type on my MacBook Pro,"The document "VN622195.WMA" could not be opened. The movie's file format isn't recognized."

I'm trying to extract audio files from my OLYMPUS Digital Voice Recorder VN-6200PC
I am getting this error whenever I try to play its file type on my MacBook Pro,"The document “VN622195.WMA” could not be opened. The movie's file format isn't recognized."

The mac has no native way to read .wma files (these are Windows Media Audio files). Do a search on the internet for playing wma files on a mac. You will find several links to solution (one is to use flip4mac).

Extracted Audio Files

How can I control where PP CC saves extracted audio files that I have edited with Audition?
Currently they are being stored with temporary files in the PP folder on my main drive. I want them to be saved in the same location as the original file. It seems to me that this should be the default behavior. This has caused me serious problems on several occasions. Thinking I had copied all my media files to my laptop to work offsite, I later discovered that I was missing all the extracted audio files.
I searched help for an answer to this but found none. I found several others through Google who were confounded by this behavior but no answers or solutions.
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Rod

File / Project Settings / Scratch Disk / Captured audio.

Batch Extract Audio Files from .m4a videos

I saw something about using Terminal to extract audio files from a batch of quicktime movies, but I'm not sure where it was. Anyway, is there a way besides doing each manually? There are quite a few of them. I know my way around Terminal fairly well if necessary.

Okay, I kind of solved it (drag and drop, click, drag and drop, click, etc...) by using ffmpegX, which puts each file into a queue and goes through and converts them all. Still, it would be cool if there was a way to do it all in a single batch because if you drop a batch into ffmpegX, it only does the first one.

How to get extract audio file information ?

Hi guys, i m working on project which processes audio and video files and give their details.
I want to knw how can i extract audio or video file information like author, duration , bit rate, etc frm audio or video file. how can i achieve this ??
Plz help me

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Garbled Audio Problem after Extract Audio

Hi Everyone,
Have a problem that I hope someone can help me with.
I extracted audio from a long iMovie (about 1:55) today. When I try to play it back, you get this awful noise. Sounds like an airplane or a very mechanical stuttering sound.
HOWEVER, when I refer back to each extracted audio file (i.e. Voice 01, Voice 02 etc) they sound fine. Something is happening when iMovie tries to play the voice files. (there are 148 such files in my movie.)
I am completely stumped. I've made many movies in the exact same manner that I've made this one, and they sound fine.
Thank you in advance!

Hi Scott - it sounds a little bit like a topic dealt with by Karl Petersen a while back. He is a very knowledgeable helper on this forum. Here is his Post:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=534252&tstart=0
Maybe that might explain why you have that problem.

Extracted Audio and Video Project CRASHED!

Hello,
HELP!! I put a 9 minute video together and wanted all of the Audio Out. So, I went into Timeline, selected ALL the audio clips, went to Advanced and clicked Extract Audio.
Now the Video won't play properly. It's like a bunch of still frames, and I can still hear the audio.
When I pull an individual clip from the project and put it in the clip viewer, the Video is fine and there is no audio.
How can I get my movie back? I am desperate.
Thanks
Frankie G.

Catspaw,
I'm new at this, so I don't have my terminology down, but I know this for sure: Thanks for your help. I'm back in Business.
I went into the Cache folder, got the .mov file, created a new project, and moved the .mov file to the Timeline. Then I Saved the File and dumped the 4 gigs of trash that was mostly Extracted Audio files.
But, when I played the my project it was only 32 seconds of Black.
That, however, was the Original Project where I'd Extracted the Audio and created all those problems.
Backing up a bit: I had also followed your advice by moving All the clips--one by one--from the Timeline back to the Clips file. Then I saved the project, renamed it, but when I tried to play it back things got whacky and that spinning colored wheel would go forever.
But, I wasn't giving up, so I followed the Cache/.mov file procedure with the Re-Edited version and Bingo--It worked.
The two steps you suggested were the way to go.
The .mov file entered the Timeline as One 9-minute clip, but that was not a problem because I had completed the project. Before I hit Save Project, I Exported it to a fresh tape in my video camera.
Thanks again for your help, and I hope this lengthy message helps others.
Take care.
Frankie G.

Replace original audio from extracted audio

I accidently erased my extracted audio files from my hard drive.
The project used a Zoom H2 to dub the audio with.
When I open the project and SKIP ALL (since the files are missing), the extracted audio shows on my timeline.
Is there a magic wand that can allow me to place the ORIGINAL H2 audio back in where the extracted audio is?
I tried the replace clip feature in the project bin but that didn't work out, it's like it had a different in point.
please let me know if you need more details.

Hit F while the CTI is over the clip in the sequence. That will load that clip into the Source Monitor, with proper In/Out points. You can then drag down just the audio to replace the 'extracted' portion.

How do I extract audio from a .cpvc file?

I have a .cpvc file that I would like to extract audio from.
How do I do this? It doesn't seem clear in what I have Googled so far.

Hi there
Try clicking the Library button. Locate the audio, right-click and choose Export.
Cheers... Rick

Is it possible in java to extract audio from video file and ...

Hi,
Is there any API in java for creating DVD video from Normal TV and extract audio from video file and convert MP3 to WMA file. What about java Media Framework and Java 3D API?
If it is notpossible in java which will be the next option. Vc++?
Please help me.
Thanking in advance.
From,
Vinod A

lol
If all you want is to create a backup of some file you can do:public class Foo
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Foo f = new Foo();
        f.createBackup("something.xls");
    public void createBackup(String inFile) {
        FileInputStream in = null;
        FileOutputStream out = null;
        try {
            in = new FileInputStream(inFile);
            out = new FileOutputStream(inFile + ".bak");
            int read;
            while ((read = in.read()) > -1) {
                out.write(read);
            out.flush();
        } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        } catch (IOException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        } finally {
            if (in != null) {
                try {
                    in.close();
                } catch (IOException e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
            if (out != null) {
                try {
                    out.close();
                } catch (IOException e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
}

How do I extract an audio file from a PDF in Pro? (Mac)

How do I extract an audio file from a PDF in Pro? (Mac) . Properties say it's a .m4a file.
Thanks

Hi Tim,
That isn't a supported feature. If the PDF is unsecured and you have the legal rights to extract the audio, it would be possible to locate and decompress the raw file data from the PDF file using third-party tools to read the low-level file structure (a hex editor or Cos editor) - but Acrobat can't help you.
Regards,
Rave

Extracting audio from video file to edit...

i know in imovie it's easy you just select the video then go up top and select the extract audio tab...
but how can you extract the audio from a video file in final cut so are able to edit the audio and video files separately from one another WITHIN final cut??

no output volume? ... you need to check your setting under the View menu > Audio Playback ... where are you sending the audio? maybe you're routing it to follow the video out through firewire to your DV device, in which case you need to turn up the speakers on your DV monitoring equipment
...or is this a muxed MPEG file? if so you need to demux it before bringing it into FCP, or better still, convert it to a more appropriate edit codec (you can use the excellent and free MPEG Streamclip application to do this)

Extracted audio from video file is white noise

Hi, I'm working on an animated series as a sound designer (my first gig as such). I'm getting .mov files from the director with some audio already added. In some cases, he just wants me to add tracks to what's already there and export it containing my audio and his.
The video looks OK (though the playback is pretty choppy, but that might be system limitations) but the extracted audio that shows up on the separate audio track is very loud white noise. There appears to be breaks where there's silence on the track but the audio is completely fuzzed-out and unintelligible.
The only thing I can think of is I'm using XP, he's on OS X. However, we both have current versions of QuickTime so why would it matter.
Any advice or insight would be appreciated. Thanks!

Hi grilch,
I'd definitely need to know the format of the audio stream. If you play the MOV file directly in Quicktime, does the audio play properly?
Thanks,
Durin

Extract audio from .fls (Flash Sound Bundle File)

Greetings!
I would like to ask if it's possible to unbundle a Flash
Sound Bundle file? I've downloaded FlashLiteBundler.exe to check if
it can also unbundle, but it could not. A client wants to reuse
their audio files from a previous project, but alas, they could
only give us files of .fls format.
Any ideas on how I can go about this?
Peace!

Hi kglad!
Thanks for the reply. :)
1) The sad part is that Flash Lite 1.1 Sound Bundler only
appears as a flat square with the words "Drop Sound Files Here." A
few audio files are supported, such as .mid and you just drag the
audio onto the square, until a window appears which says, "MIDI
file __.mid added, size ___ KB" There are no other controls there
except the Delete, Clear All and Save Bundle buttons.
2) When I try dragging an existing .fls file (the one from
the client), it says "Unknown sound format, file not added."
3) When I try dragging an .fls file which I made myself using
Flash Lite 1.1 Sound Bundler (FlashLiteBunder.exe), an "OK" message
box appears, which says "1 device sound found. MIDI (___KB)". Other
than that, I can't get the Sound Bundler to do anything else.
I was wondering whether there's another way to unbundle using
another Flash tool, or maybe the bundled file is in a known format
which I can unbundle with something else? When opened in a text
editor, the .fls files from the client begin with "FWS".
Thanks.

No longer able to export .snd or System 7 .sfil audio files

I don't know what version of Quicktime or OS X removed the export option, but I can no longer create .snd or System 7 .sfil audio files using the Quicktime export feature.
Any suggestions as to how I can convert any newer sound file format to this older NeXT/Sun sound file format?
My current OS is 10.4.3 with Quicktime 7.0.3 Pro.
I'm ultimately trying to change my new mail notification in Entourage using Expression (http://soundsetcentral.com) to modify the Microsoft Sound Set.
PowerBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.3)

I have found the solution to this issue...
1) You need to install OS 9 on your OS X "Tiger" using the OS 9 installation disc that shipped with your Mac.
2) Go to System Preferences and select Sytem/Classic.
3) Select the "Start/Stop" tab and highlight the System Folder on your boot HDD. Click the Start Button.
4) Download SoundApp 2.7.3 from http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macos/4124&vid=4134
5) Extract the SoundApp directory to "/Applications (Mac OS 9)"
6) Open SoundApp
7) Select File/Convert...
8) Find the sound file you wish to convert.
9) Set your settings for export:
Format: System Sound
Encoding: u-Law
Rate: No Change
Channels: No Change
Bits: 16-Bit
10) Click the Convert Button.
11) Save the file.
This file will now be recognized by "Expression X" (http://soundsetcentral.com/)
You can now create your own notifications for Entourage in Apple OS X "Tiger".
I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments.
Regards.

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