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Removing Video Audio !!!HELP!!!

Hi there, I have been trying to remove audio from from videos in Logic 7 Pro. I have managed to extract audio from video, but when I bounce video down with new audio track, it still has the original audio track. So I end with both audio tracks playing at the same time. How do I remove sound from video so I can add my new soundtrack? Many thanks, Ben.

Macbook Pro, Mac OS X (10.4.9), Laptop running Logic Pro

Posted on Apr 20, 2007 6:19 AM

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Posted on Apr 20, 2007 6:36 AM

In the video window in the bottom left corner there will be a volume slider. Click on this and bring it to the bottom until you hear no audio at all.

If you want to hear select parts of the audio from the movie whilst working on it then select extract audio from movie in the 'movie' menu at the top of the screen.

When you have finished all your music and work on the movie, click on extract audio to movie from that same menu above. When you do this, the first screen you will see will ask you about compression etc, the second will ask you which audio tracks from the original movie you want to keep when bouncing. Click underneath the text so that it deselects it (youll know what i mean).

It gets confusing. Logic should have included a tick box next to it so its easier to understand but thats the way it is.

Try this and get back to me if you have any probs....

Please remember the helpful & solved awards if this helps in any way....

Thanks, Ben
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Apr 20, 2007 6:36 AM in response to laptopmusician1983

In the video window in the bottom left corner there will be a volume slider. Click on this and bring it to the bottom until you hear no audio at all.

If you want to hear select parts of the audio from the movie whilst working on it then select extract audio from movie in the 'movie' menu at the top of the screen.

When you have finished all your music and work on the movie, click on extract audio to movie from that same menu above. When you do this, the first screen you will see will ask you about compression etc, the second will ask you which audio tracks from the original movie you want to keep when bouncing. Click underneath the text so that it deselects it (youll know what i mean).

It gets confusing. Logic should have included a tick box next to it so its easier to understand but thats the way it is.

Try this and get back to me if you have any probs....

Please remember the helpful & solved awards if this helps in any way....

Thanks, Ben
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Apr 20, 2007 8:59 AM in response to benjamingordon

Hi Ben, it worked perfecty on the first video, but when I did the same on my next video project it did not give the option to de-select the audio. Resulting in both original and new track being combined on the final video. Think it might be because its a different type of video format or something. Is their any way of getting logic to give me the option of de-selecting? many thanks, Ben.
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