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    Extraction

    I want to extract sound from avi file and then save into .wav file.
    Bundle of thx in advance.

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    Re: Extraction

    hmm thx pengate
    but
    I didn't understand it
    So kindly if possible give me information about how to do it ....

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    Re: Extraction

    No reply from so long ...
    i m sad

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    Re: Extraction

    Have you tried www.planet-source-code.com/vb

    In the quick search located about, type in this [avi wav] without the brackets. There should be some code for extracting wavs from that.

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    Re: Extraction

    Sorry Jacob ..
    I have viewed all 6 pages and 52 items.
    but Not a single sample is present there ...


    I just want to extract audio from avi file and then save into wav file..

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    Re: Extraction

    After a bit of searching... i found ths activex dll.. register it, reference it... and then use the following code..

    VB Code:
    1. aReader.Open "c:\tsunami1.avi"
    2. aReader.ExtractWav "c:\check.wav"

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    Re: Extraction

    thx MoinKhan
    but i wanna some code snippets..
    Can any one sort it out in Code...

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    Re: Extraction

    Quote Originally Posted by vbPoet
    thx MoinKhan
    but i wanna some code snippets..
    Can any one sort it out in Code...
    Isn't that what moinkhan just posted? Or is that not code?

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    Re: Extraction

    It is not code.
    i need some code snippet ....

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    Re: Extraction

    vbPoet:

    He gave you a snippet, but to use the snippet you need to register the DLL he attached. Sadly, this isn't something that seems possible in VB, and if it is, I doubt anyone here has a 3000+ line module in their backups which does exactly what you say. The best thing to do is search Google, Planet Source Code or here on the forums..

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    Visual Studio 6, Visual Studio.NET 2005, MASM

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    Re: Extraction

    If all you are stuck on is registering it then use this

    Start->Run

    and type in "regsvr32 [path]\[dllname].dll".

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    Re: Extraction

    nops penagate i m not stuck at registering this DLL..


    I m trying to understand phreAk ..
    U mean
    what i m asking
    to extract audio from avi file ... is very big task and it may contain 3000+ lines of code.

    so nice way is to use Dll ....>>>??????

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    Re: Extraction

    Well yes it does simplify things a bit. I guess what phReAk meant is you can't register DLLs in VB, and extracting is a complicated task, which this DLL makes easier. I guess it is an ActiveX DLL which means you can view it in the Object Browser (F2) and see all its classes, properties and methods, and kind of guess how it works

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    Re: Extraction

    But what if i do not want to use this DLL but to get some Vb6 code ...

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    Re: Extraction

    Quote Originally Posted by vbPoet
    But what if i do not want to use this DLL but to get some Vb6 code ...

    Yup i wanna source code of doing this extraction not DLL ..

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    Re: Extraction

    Here ya go mate

    http://www.shrinkwrapvb.com/avihelp/avihelp.htm

    A tutorial on working with AVI files using the AVI APIs, through Visual Basic 5/6.
    It has downloadable source code also

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    Re: Extraction

    Quote Originally Posted by penagate
    Here ya go mate

    http://www.shrinkwrapvb.com/avihelp/avihelp.htm

    A tutorial on working with AVI files using the AVI APIs, through Visual Basic 5/6.
    It has downloadable source code also

    hmm Pengate
    I have read it .. but it is all about AVI 2 BMP and BMP 2 AVI..

    but not related to Extraction of audio from AVI file ....

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