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  1. 8th Sep 2005 10:03 #1
    rjc7394
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    How do I do this? Demux WMA from windows media video? Unsupported in VDUB, TMPGEnc Tools, Womble.
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    Or could Windows Movie Maker do it?
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    Originally Posted by p_l
    Or could Windows Movie Maker do it?
    I'm pretty sure that Windows Movie Maker can't demux WMV. Either that or I haven't worked out how to yet
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    I just tried something out and it worked.

    Import your .WMV into WMM and drag it down to the timeline. Right-click on the audio track and select copy, then paste it onto the Audio/Music track. Delete the original video (along with its original audio) and you're left with just an Audio/Music track on the timeline. Choose Save to my computer and by default this audio-only file will be saved in .WMA format.

    Voilą, demuxed!
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    Demuxed, or re-encoded ?
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    Yeah, I think you're right, it re-encodes it, but if you choose a production format like "Best Quality Audio," or any format which exceeds your original audio's properties, it actually upsamples the bitrate so your quality loss will be minimal.
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  8. 9th Sep 2005 17:15 #8
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    The Windows Media Stream Editor, one of the utilities included with Microsoft's Windows Media Encoder, can demux the audio from a Windows Media Video file.
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    ffmpeg should also be able to do it.
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