Remove audio from imported video

Hi guys!
Tried to search for this feature, but did not find anything on it.
Is it possible to remove the audio from an imported video clip (FLV) in Captivate 5.5? I want to replace it with another recording.
Thanks,
Victor

Hi,
This is not possible inside Captivate tool. But you can achieve the same using 'Adobe Media Encoder' tool (AME) which gets installed as a part of Captivate installation.
1. Launch AME and insert the FLV file
2. Go to output format settings and look for "Export options"
3. uncheck the "Audio" option
4. Start the encoding process to get a newly encoded FLV file.
You can use this in your Captivate projects and then add a new audio file as per your needs.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Mukul

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