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Instructions for installing FFMpeg for Audacity on Windows are here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/FAQ:Installation_and_Plug-Ins#ffdown I would have to delete the original audio and attatch the enhanced one, Is that how it works? That's ...

Hi Koz :D Many thanks for your reply. I followed the link that you gave me but can you tell me which version of FFMpeg I should download,there are so many, and lame or not lame (whatever that means) :? The camera recorded the clips as AVI files but I have "any video converter" ...

Audacity can recognize many different video formats if you install the FFMpeg software add-on. http://audacityteam.org/download/ If the camera saved the video in a special camera format, then you'll need something to convert. Audacity will not export into any ...

Hello

I managed to download the FFMpeg library and then, with the movie soundtrack playing, Audacity extracted it and it sounds great and a at good volume level, so many thanks to all who have answered my questions.

Cheers

Steve

... as WAV. Any recommendations welcome as I am new at this. My server accepts WAV and MP3 audio files. I am using Audacity 2.0,1, latest LAME and FFmpeg on a Windows desktop XP sp3. What settings do I use and how do I find them? I am using the default settings for Audacity as I want to keep things ...

... Folders: Languages modules nyquist plug-ins Portable Settings Files: audacity.exe avcodec-52.dll avformat-52.dll avutil-50.dll EQDefaultCurves.xml ffmpeg.exe gpl-v3.txt LICENSE.txt Microsoft.VC90.CRT.manifest msvcp90.dll msvcr90.dll README.txt swscale-0.dll wxbase28u_net_vc_custom.dll wxbase28u_vc_custom.dll ...

Hi Gale, I deleted all the Portable Apps Audacity files. Then, I tried following your instructions explicitly. I have this now....C:Downloadsaudacity-win-2.0.1 and in there are the following folders: 1. Audacity folder 2. FFmpeg_v0.6. ... indows folder 3. Portable Settings folder After creating the ...

... the last ditch attempt at getting the sound from a video into Audacity. If you have downloaded the video, the preferred method would be to install FFMpeg and import the video. See here for installing FFMpeg: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/FAQ:Installation_and_Plug-Ins#ffdown

Hello

Many thanks for your replies.

What I was aiming to do was remove part of the video's soundtrack so that I can save it apart from the visuals, so I will have a look at the FFMPEG option as suggested.

Cheers

Steve

There is also the possibility that, if you have installed the FFMPEG libraries, you may (not will, just may) be able to import the sound track out of the video file straight into Audacity.