Remove audio from .mpg clip?

[Silvy]

Vista computer with Windows media apps plus VLC.

I need to embed an .mpg clip into a narrated PowerPoint, but there's audio in the clip that interferes with the narration.

I have almost zero skill (actually negative, if you figure the errors I make).

What can I do to strip that audio from the clip?

Thanks,

Sylvia

[electricsguy]

You should be able to do it with Windows Movie Maker...
open the mpg and delete the audio then re-save and add it to the powerpoint.

[yoda313]

Your other option is virtualdubmod or virtualdubmpeg2. You can go to streams after you open the file and save the audio as a wav file. From there you can do whatever you want with it since wav is such a univeral audio format.

[Silvy]

Great - done - thanks!

[Cornucopia]

You'd save quality if you just demuxed to A+V elementary streams, and then remuxed only the Video stream--No Reencoding, no loss (unlike the WMM method). You could use TMPGEnc, Imago, Muxman(?), others

Scott