CinciDave wrote:
> As an educator I often find video snippits (such as *.avi) on line
> and download to show in class. Up 'till now I have used a microphone
> connected to a hi fi headset to capture the audio (directly) from my
> speaker that accompanies the video. The resulting sound, however, is
> not very good. Can anyone suggest how the audio might be captured
> internally or directly, that is, not from the speaker output? Any
> suggestions along these lines would be greatly appreciated......Thanks
> ................CinciDave
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Easily accomplished using Movie Maker.

In Windows Movie Maker....
To save only the audio track of a video clip...
drag the video to the "Audio/Music" track.
Then go to...File / Save Movie File / ect...ect......

This will result in a .wma audio file. Be sure
to drag the clip all the way to the left on the
timeline or you will have dead air at the
beginning.

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John Inzer
Digital Media MVP

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