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sunzehao
20th November 2005, 07:10
how to pike up audio streams from mov video files,and convert it to pcm wav?
is there any method to convert mlp(DVD-Audio files) to pcm?
appreciate your help~   :)

Kurtnoise
21st November 2005, 10:19
how to pike up audio streams from mov video files,and convert it to pcm wav?
it depends of your audio streams...did you try with quicktime ? I guess you need the pro version. Otherwhise, there is an alternative solution but not very elegant. You can put your mov file in the mp4 container and extract your audio stream. Then, transcode it into wav...I know two ways to put a mov file in mp4 :
by using IBM Batch tool.
by using mp4box with an extension switch (mov to mp4). This is not correct but it should work

is there any method to convert mlp(DVD-Audio files) to pcm?
IIRC, there is a tool which is able to do that. Try a search with "DVD-Audio ripper"...:)

sunzehao
21st November 2005, 12:14
thanks for your help~

bond
21st November 2005, 13:55
by using mp4box with an extension switch (mov to mp4). This is not correct but it should workthis will not work for aac, as aac is stored differently in mov than in mp4

Kurtnoise
21st November 2005, 14:11
yes...that's why I said "It depends of your audio stream". ;)

Leolo
16th May 2006, 19:29
Hi,

Perhaps Mplayer can do it.

I've successfully extracted mp3 audio tracks from QuickTime .MOV files.

Use something similar to this:
mplayer movie.mov -dumpaudio -dumpfile sound.mp3

Don't know about other audio formats, though.

Cheers.

Skelsgard
18th May 2006, 19:04
Import your .mov into mkvmergegui.exe and export it as .mkv. Then open the .mkv with mkvextract.exe and extract the audio stream.
This does work with AAC audio tracks in .mov container (i´ve tested it with HD movie trailers).

imcold
18th May 2006, 19:21
If you want just PCM - you should be able to record every sound going thru soundcard in audio editing applications (f.e. in Goldwave, I can do that thru selecting "stereo mix" option).

AVIL
18th May 2006, 21:57
Hi,

I have installed Quicktime alternative (last version 1.70). I use QTInput plugin in an avisynth script. After that, I extract WAV file with virtualdub.

Another tech is with YAMB and mp4box. I don't rename files. YAMB works well with .mov types. YAMB only demux, after, I use goldwave program to recode to WAV.

Another different approach is with RADTOOLS. It can convert the audio directly to wav (audio quality is cuestioned in some forum)

And the last tech i have used is to replay the video with mediaplayer classic (comes with Quicktime alternative) and record output with any audio recorder program (goldwave, audacity, ...).

I have a photo camera kodak wich produces mov files and I must fight hard with it.

Good luck