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m2v to audio

Is there anyway to extract the audio from MPEG files?

m2v to audio

Reply #1 –
Hrm... m2v is (usually) a video-only MPEG2 stream.

Are you asking how to extract the audio from MPEG files?

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Reply #2 –
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Hrm... m2v is (usually) a video-only MPEG2 stream.

Are you asking how to extract the audio from MPEG files?

Yes

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Reply #3 –
The easiest to use (free) MPEG splitter I can think of is SCMPX

Once you have it loaded, click convert -> single file -> mpeg splitter.

Regards;

Roberto.

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Reply #4 –
Well as i see there is no way of extract m2v into the audio format 

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Reply #5 –
m2v is video only, dude.

How did you get this m2v, to start with?

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Reply #6 –
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m2v is video only, dude.

How did you get this m2v, to start with?

I downloaded SVCD Vidoes of the online music and video store

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Reply #7 –
And how did you take the m2v out of the SVCD files?

Or were the files you downloaded these .m2v videos?

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Reply #8 –
An SVCD should have a mpeg file. For instance "pearl_harbor.mpg".

When you demux it you get a m2v file (video) and an ac3 file (audio).

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Reply #10 –
It is an mp2, but it's named "mpg". I'm looking at one right now.

In a folder named "MPEG2", the file is named "AVSEQ01.MPG"

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Reply #11 –
But you're right (as usual). When you demux it you get an m2v video file and an mp2 audio file.

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Reply #12 –
Here is how my file named: Milk Inc. - Breathe Without You.m2v

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Reply #13 –
Oleg:

Try this program MovieID. (It is really a very simple program to use, just make sure you read the instructions on how to use it in the readme file included in the archive.) This program should tell you what kind of a file you actually have, and whether there is an audio stream in there, or just a video stream.

I also have a music video file with the m2v file extension. I checked it, and it turned out to have an MPEG-1 layer 2 audio stream.

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Reply #14 –
So how do u extract Audio from m2v?

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Reply #16 –
Here is what i got:  File Name:  Milk Inc. - Breathe Without You.m2v

File Format:  MPEG-2 Program Stream
      Author:  Moving Picture Experts Group
    Web Site:  mpeg.telecomitalialab.com

    Content:  Video and Audio
    Duration:  3 min 42 sec
  Video Info:  480 x 576, 25 fps
  Audio Info:  44100 Hz, 229.4 kbps, stereo

Audio Format:  MPEG-1 Layer 2

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Reply #17 –
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The easiest to use (free) MPEG splitter I can think of is SCMPX

Once you have it loaded, click convert -> single file -> mpeg splitter.

Regards;

Roberto.

Realtime playback of MPEG audio stream with high quality sound.
- Decoding (MPx -> WAV)
- Encoding (WAV -> MPx)
- MPEG SPLIT (MPG -> MPA) (*Video CD is not supported.)
- High quality re-sampling (WAV -> WAV)

Video CD not supported this means i can't extract SVCD.

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Reply #18 –
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Here is what i got:   File Name:  Milk Inc. - Breathe Without You.m2v

File Format:  MPEG-2 Program Stream
      Author:  Moving Picture Experts Group
    Web Site:  mpeg.telecomitalialab.com

     Content:  Video and Audio
    Duration:  3 min 42 sec
  Video Info:  480 x 576, 25 fps
  Audio Info:  44100 Hz, 229.4 kbps, stereo

Audio Format:  MPEG-1 Layer 2

Well, that's an MP2 audiofile, I think VirtualDub should be able to extract that.

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Reply #19 –
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Here is what i got:  File Name:  Milk Inc. - Breathe Without You.m2v

File Format:  MPEG-2 Program Stream
      Author:  Moving Picture Experts Group
    Web Site:  mpeg.telecomitalialab.com

     Content:  Video and Audio
    Duration:  3 min 42 sec
  Video Info:  480 x 576, 25 fps
  Audio Info:  44100 Hz, 229.4 kbps, stereo

Audio Format:  MPEG-1 Layer 2

Well, that's an MP2 audiofile, I think VirtualDub should be able to extract that.

VirtualDub only supports VCD but not SVCD

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Reply #20 –
OK, I wasn't sure - sorry.

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Reply #21 –
TMPG should do, it has mpeg mux/demux tools.

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Reply #22 –
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TMPG should do, it has mpeg mux/demux tools.

Absolutely, use Tsunami. I have done this many times. Just go to "MPEG Tools" on the "File" menu, go to the "De-multiplex" tab, load up your file, and click"Run".

Bam, you'll have two extracted files - the video file: *.m2v, and the audio file: *.mp2.

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Reply #23 –
Thanks a lot it's worked :-)
I was about to give up 
 

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Reply #24 –
wow! 224kbps mp2 sound super good :-)
i can hear the difference between 224kbps and 192kbps