Audio editing - copying

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I have a small section of audio in a clip (bird calls) that I would like to
copy out and re-use elsewhere as a .wav file. I wish to leave the original
audio in the clip. Any assistance welcome. Thank you
 
Curious, why didn't you suggest dragging it to the audio portion of the
timeline and saving movie to create an audio clip?
 
Hmmm...several ways to do it. You could record the sound with the sound
recorder found in 'accessories'. I use Total Recorder for recording sound
and saving it to various formats including 'wav'.....you can find it at
www.highcriteria.com and it costs $11.95. Another program thats good to use
is called 'Mp3 Wav Editor'; its a
useful program but it costs $29.95. You can 'google' the words to find it.
I use it mostly to 'combine' songs into a file....sorta like making an
album/playlist but in one
file. I don't know about other movie editing programs, but 'Camtasia'
allows you to
just save the sound track as a wav file. You just edit the movie down to
the sound you want, and save it. Maybe some of the other editors do that
too, but I don't know.
I just checked my AVS Converter and it too has a way to save just the audio
from a video clip....you click on 'edit' and then 'export audio' after you
have imported the video clip. It also lets you save in various formats.
So, there are a lot of ways to accomplish your task.
 
Aahhh, that explains it. I knew you must have had a reason.
So in other words job100 if a WMA file is ok for you instead of a WAV file
dragging the clip to the audio part of the timeline and saving will do that
for you and it is faster than TMPGenc. But if you want a WAV file then I
agree TMPGenc is the way to go.
 
I use Click & Convert it is a great program at $29.95. It puts a command in
the Right click menu so you can Right click a file in Windows Explorer and
have the option to convert it to WAV or other formats on the fly. Works with
still's and video clips as well but with video clips you sometimes have sync
problems.
Free trial here:
http://www.iburn.net/wma-to-mp3.html
 
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