27 Jan
2008
27 Jan
'08
7:24 a.m.
Hallo,
lanas hat gesagt: // lanas wrote:
I recorded this fabulous movie from the 1920s,
"Faust" by German
filmmaker Murnau, as it was shown on TV. It has a fabulous soundtrack
which is akin to bands like Univers Zero and Art Zoyd but in a lighter
mood so to speak. Even perhaps an enriched version of The Residents.
In short, it's a good listen and a good inspiration for meldoci and
rythmic moods. Moreover, according to IMDB it seems there are several
soundtracks, so it could be unlikely for me to rent the exact same DVD.
"Faust" is a silent movie so doesn't have a regular soundtrack at all.
I could load the recorded track into Kino and save
only the audio (I
guess - I never did it yet) but that takes an awful lot of time because
Kino will have to convert the file and the movie last about two hours,
so that's a lot of processing time.
My question is, is there an utility out there that will separate the
audio from the images of a recorded track and record the audio in a
separate track (possibly at a higher speed than regular viewing) ?
I use mplayer for this as in:
mplayer -vo null -vc null -ao pcm:fast:file="$OUTPUT" "$INPUT"
Ciao
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