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Two questions;
1) I have a live concert in video, how can I extract just the audio into MP3 so I can put it onto my MP3 player?
2) I've downloaded some albums that are just one big MP3 and with a .CUE file containing the track listings and times. How can I split my big MP3 into the 20 or so songs on each CD and have them automatically titled/tagged using the information inside the .CUE file?
Thanks.
what file format is the video in? is it a avi file, vob dvd video, or something else?Quote:
Originally Posted by Peerzy
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2) I've downloaded some albums that are just one big MP3 and with a .CUE file containing the track listings and times. How can I split my big MP3 into the 20 or so songs on each CD and have them automatically titled/tagged using the information inside the .CUE file?
cuesplitter will do it for you:
http://www.enfis.it/downloads.php?cat_id=1
Thanks i'll try cuesplitter now. As for the video file it's .mpg. GSpot says the video codec it uses is MPEG2_Video and the audio is MPEG-1 Layer 2.Quote:
Originally Posted by lysine
to save the audio, try this:
http://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=Virtualdub-MPEG2
file > open video
audio > full processing mode
file > save wav
you'll have to convert the wav file to an mp3.
I use Adobe Audition.
I would throw it in there. Then it will demux the audio from the video.
Then watch the video and write down when the song changes, and splice the original audio track accordingly.
The export as mp3 with whatever bit rate you choose
Then just mass tag em using winamp.