How To Make .wav Files From Films?

[BILLY-THE-FISH]

I just downloaded a film that I would like to make .Wav files from for various things but my problem is that trying to split the film into lets say 10 second sections with the program Videosplitter so that I can then extract the .Wav with Virtualdub seems impossible??

Is there an easier way?
Maybe using a different program?

Cheers

[Robert00000]

Why not just extract the .wav from the whole film using virtualdub first and then use any audio editor (all can edit audio ) to cut them into segments.

[-E-]

Try NVDVD from Nvidia. It can do exactly what you want.

[100%]

Cool Edit pro

goto file-extract audio from video

est voila........

then the job starts of clipping
Njoy

edit:pik

[BILLY-THE-FISH]

Thanks I'll try some of those!!

[camille]

Just follow Zedaxax advice and you'll gain.

[BILLY-THE-FISH]

Originally posted by Zedaxax@16 December 2003 - 03:30
Cool Edit pro


then the job starts of clipping
Njoy

Zedaxax, Doe's that program you mentioned allow you to cut/ clip the .wav files
or do I have to use a different prog.?

Cheers

[DWk]

cool edit is ALL you need.... he said that...i say that....

the program is now part of Adobe's collection of program...its name is now Adobe Audition...but you can still find cool edit if you google it

[BILLY-THE-FISH]

Originally posted by DWk@16 December 2003 - 21:28
cool edit is ALL you need.... he said that...i say that....

I downloaded Cool Edit 2000 like you said but I don't realy understand how to use it to do the job that I want it for????

Any chance of a quick explanation?
I would very much appreciate it
cheers!!
:beerchug: