Is there any software available which can cut a background score from a movie and make it a mp3 file .Like if we like a background score and want to cut it which method should we adopt, any software is available for this.
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Well, I'm not sure into MP3,
but with VirtualDub, you can rip the audio into wav form. I'm sure then there are other programs that can convert wav into MP3.
You can get VirtualDub at VirtualDub.org
You can take the sound directly from the movie, but it will include all the other sounds, i.e. talking and sound effects over the top. There is no way to remove those. Also remember that film scores are copyright protected.
You can simply use Windows Sound Recorder. Be sure that Stereo Mix is selected under the volume properties of the recording device in audio properties; which can be accessed via the edit menu in sound recorder. You can then save it as WAV. Get audacity and LAME, open up the file and export it to MP3. Audacity can also export to the newer and better Ogg Vorbis format without LAME.
You can try VCD Cutter. That should be the ideal one for your job as it has tools to separate the video (into *.m1v) and audio tracks (into *.mp3) and save them as separate files. But as told you will get the whole audio track (i.e. with complete dialouges and background scores)
You could try Aurora Media Workshop. It let's you choose a time interval and extract the audio during that interval from the movie file. It may not be the best choice in terms of quality, but this package includes everything you would need to do with media files.
http://www.mediatox.com
http://www.mediatox.com/auroramedia.exe | gh0stface wrote: |
Well, I'm not sure into MP3,
but with VirtualDub, you can rip the audio into wav form. I'm sure then there are other programs that can convert wav into MP3.
You can get VirtualDub at VirtualDub.org |
That is the best option as far as I can see.
For converting the wav into mp3 there are many softwares
Just search for them at
www.download.comYes.
Download virtuadub.It will allow you to export the audio as a .wav file. Then you need to convert it to the desired format using another software. You can use a frontend for Lame.
http://www.mp3-converter.com/mp3_converter_freeware.htm open in a video editing program and split it 
I want to have another software which can read contents from scratched disks.It can be free or premium, plz tell soon.
| SunburnedCactus wrote: |
| You can take the sound directly from the movie, but it will include all the other sounds, i.e. talking and sound effects over the top. There is no way to remove those. Also remember that film scores are copyright protected. |
You could try to remove the other sounds by cutting out certain fequecies with something like nero waveform. I used that once to remove the tape-player sound from a cd I was burning. If you use something like that, however, you'll kill parts of the music too. Besides, with most movies, you'll just end up with fragments of songs. Best to just buy it.Ya, i agree. Why torture yourself with all these trouble when you can just buy the song? 
Alright. not if it is no available anymore.
