colm

I'm working on a patch that plays back chunks of quicktime footage. I was wondering is there a way to extract/seperate the audio from a quicktime file to do some MSP with. 

I'm working on a patch that plays back chunks of quicktime footage. I was wondering is there a way to extract/seperate the audio from a quicktime file to do some MSP with. 
thanks
Colm


quicktime-audio-2

> I'm working on a patch that plays back chunks of quicktime footage. 

> I was wondering is there a way to extract/seperate the audio from a 

>
> I'm working on a patch that plays back chunks of quicktime footage.  
> I was wondering is there a way to extract/seperate the audio from a  
> quicktime file to do some MSP with.
> thanks
> Colm


Thanks for the prompt reply, I tried your suggestion but unfortunately I have only got access to computers with QuickTime Version 7, and spigot~ dosent work. Boo. Is there any other workaround?

Thanks for the prompt reply, I tried your suggestion but  unfortunately I have only got access to computers with QuickTime Version 7, and spigot~ dosent work. Boo. Is there any other workaround?
Colm


> Thanks for the prompt reply, I tried your suggestion but 

> unfortunately I have only got access to computers with QuickTime 

> Version 7, and spigot~ dosent work. Boo. Is there any other 

spigot~ works with QuickTime 7 if you have jitter 1.6 or higher 

> Thanks for the prompt reply, I tried your suggestion but   
> unfortunately I have only got access to computers with QuickTime  
> Version 7, and spigot~ dosent work. Boo. Is there any other  
> workaround?

spigot~ works with QuickTime 7 if you have jitter 1.6 or higher  
installed.

I have only Jitter 1.5.2 installed and no hope of an upgrade... am I screwed? Should I be thinking of seperating the video and audio and triggering the related files...well I am thinking of it but it seems like a lot of jiggerypokery. 

I have only Jitter 1.5.2 installed and no hope of an upgrade... am I screwed? Should I be thinking of seperating the video and audio and triggering the related files...well I am thinking of it but it seems like a lot of jiggerypokery. 
Thanks
Colm


> I have only Jitter 1.5.2 installed and no hope of an upgrade... am 

> I screwed? Should I be thinking of seperating the video and audio 

> and triggering the related files...well I am thinking of it but it 

Jitter 1.6x is a free upgrade if you own Jitter 1.5x. Separating 

audio and video might be a good idea though, because you can use the 

normal msp objects for whatever you need.

> I have only Jitter 1.5.2 installed and no hope of an upgrade... am  
> I screwed? Should I be thinking of seperating the video and audio  
> and triggering the related files...well I am thinking of it but it  
> seems like a lot of jiggerypokery.

Jitter 1.6x is a free upgrade if you own Jitter 1.5x. Separating  
audio and video might be a good idea though, because you can use the  
normal msp objects for whatever you need.

MAX 4.5.5 with Jitter 1.5.2 and Quicktime 7.1.3

Yeah, I'm working on a college computer so them's the tools I have. I think I'm going to be doing lots of splicing video and audio! Hurray for Technology!

MAX 4.5.5 with Jitter 1.5.2 and Quicktime 7.1.3
Yeah, I'm working on a college computer so them's the tools I have. I think I'm going to be doing lots of splicing video and audio! Hurray for Technology!

This takes a folder of QT movies and extracts all audio as wav's. If the movie has no audio track (less than 2 tracks), it is skipped. Won't work with MPGs, btw.

If you are going to use this for school, you have to share with your class and tell your prof. I'm not here to curve bust, just to share!

This takes a folder of QT movies and extracts all audio as wav's.  If the movie has no audio track (less than 2 tracks), it is skipped.  Won't work with MPGs, btw.
If you are going to use this for school, you have to share with your class and tell your prof.  I'm not here to curve bust, just to share!

Quicktime Audio?