MP3 from Video
I'm taking an online electric guitar course. Most of the time the instructor makes his performances available in the form of downloadable mp3 files, but not always. In cases where the file is not available I have to use other methods to obtain a usable recording.
Currently I'm playing the performance thru a bluetooth speaker hooked to my computer and recording it with a Zoom H2 recorder. Then I transfer the files manually back to my computer for use. This works, but it's cumbersome, and the sound quality isn't great. Is there an better way to get mp3s from computer video? |
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If it's something that 4K can't grab, and you have a DAW, you could try VB Audio VB-Cable. It's basically software that will let you rout your computer's audio output anywhere you want, like to a DAW. You set up VB-Cable to be your output device (instead of your speakers) and then set your DAW to use VB-Cable as its input, and you can then record the output of the video program into a track on your DAW. |
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OK, thanks. This gives me some ideas to pursue.
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There’s a bit of free software called Shutter Encoder. It converts from just about anything to anything. I use it a lot when get files from clients in wrong formats. It will do what your want.
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Rogue Amoeba has offered Audio Hijack for Mac since the early 1990s - https://rogueamoeba.com/audiohijack/
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