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Hello
If you have an audio track that is either embedded in a file e.g. PowerPoint
or is in a proprietary format that cannot be picked up by audio editing
software e.g. Audacity, we use sound card capture software. To capture the
sound you play the file or access streaming audio and use the capture
software to save the audio - usually as an MP3.
Totalrecorder http://www.totalrecorder.com/ is our favourite as it just
works out of the box but allows lots of flexibility if you need to be more
sophisticated, even a noise reduction add on for capturing cassette
recordings.
Regards
Kate Hammond
www.langlabresources.co.uk
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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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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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