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Hi,
I'm sure there's an elegant way to do this, but one kluge might be to take a
sound cable, plug one end into the earphone/speaker port, the other into the
microphone port, open some recording software, play the PPT and record the
sound.
H
Henry Wilmer
Director, Language Learning Center
Phillips Academy
180 Main Street
Andover, MA 01810
978-749-4201
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On 1/23/07 3:46 PM, "Mary Beth Barth" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have a PowerPoint presentation from which we would like to extract the
> audio. We no longer have the original sound files that were used to create
> the PP and as far as we know once it is compressed, the audiofiles can no
> longer be extracted. Just wanted to make sure there isn't some way we haven't
> thought of before we give up.
>
> Thanks, Mary Beth
>
> Mary Beth Barth
> Hamilton College
> 198 College Hill Rd.
> Clinton, NY 13323
> PH(315) 859-4776
> FAX(315) 859-4687
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