How to disable original audio from movie

Loading a movie on Logic and extracting its audio tracks I can address these extracted audio to 2 chs of my Ensemble. Contemporary, movie own audio source continues to output thru Apple Core system. On Logic 8 I could disable them, or turn them down so to not listen a doubled audio snd trk.
On Logic 9.1.1 I can't find any way to disable them.
What I miss?

Mac Pro 2x3 GHz Quad-Core/10 GB Ram/1150 Giga HD/ 2 Monitor 19", Mac OS X (10.6.3), Logic 9.1.1 64bit / Apogee Ensemble

Posted on Jul 9, 2010 6:31 AM

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Jul 10, 2010 4:52 AM in response to mnstudio

Project settings, video, _volume slider_. I don't have 9.1.1 but it's there on 9.0.0.

Another suggestion:

Open your movie in QT Player (QTPro). CMD-J and look for the "sound track" (as it's called). Turn its volume all the way down. Re-save the movie in this state. If you want to listen to the sound coming from the movie at a later time, do the opposite: open the movie, CMD-J, turn the volume of the sound track back up, re-save.

Note that in some movie files there will be more than one sound track, so naturally you'll have to figure out which ones to turn down.

-iS-

Jul 9, 2010 1:36 PM in response to mnstudio

Ok, I dont have Logic 9, but I import movies into Logic Pro 8 all the time. So, if the format has changed I apologize if this doesnt help.
But heres what I do: I create an empty project>select stereo audio track>Options>Movie>Open Movie....then when video appears by default the volume will be turned down. Then go back to Options>Movie>Import Audio from Movie....then a box will appear asking you "Choose what tracks to import". Should say "Sound 1 and 2 channels 16bit 44.1k)..make sure that is selected. Then you will see it import. Then go over to your Audio bin and drag the audio over on the audio track you created.

Jul 10, 2010 1:52 AM in response to mnstudio

Open the Inspector. Open the Movie area at the top of the Inspector. Double-click on the image from the movie. The movie opens in a movie window. At the lower-left corner of the movie window is a speaker icon. Click on it. It's a volume control menu. Pull it down.

As Spud said, by default this volume should be down. But maybe yours got turned up somehow.

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