How do you remove the audio from an iPhone 4s video to play separately? I've read various answers but some were older. I have a Mac Book Pro with OS X10.7. I guess I'd copy the video first to have one copy with video and audio; then open the video in Quick Time on the laptop and follow the directions on http://www.macyourself.com/2012/01/14/extract-audio-from-any-video-file-on-a-mac / , or is there a better way? Thanks!
iPhone 4S, iOS 5
That pretentious jerk just read the topic title and ignored your original post. It's easy! Macs come with GarageBand. Open that application, create a new song, drag and drop your video from the finder window into the empty GarageBand song. It will create a video and audio track. Select the video track and go to track>delete track. This will leave only the audio track. Go to share>export to disk to save the audio to your computer!
there is no way to do that on the phone
Not sure if you understood my question: I didn't mean to do that *on* the phone, just to put an iPhone video on the computer and *then* take the audio out. Is that possible?
Read the post not just the topic title you were very unhelpful
how to remove audio from iPhone video to play separately
