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<blockquote data-quote="fiveightandten" data-source="post: 392969" data-attributes="member: 24555">One thing that I miss about my Windows system is that I was able to 'outsmart' it and manipulate it to do things. Case in point...Say I have a live video of a band I like, that I downloaded. I'd like to extract just the audio and make it into a file I can transfer to my iPod. In windows, i'd use a simple sound recording program. Just hit 'play' on WMP or something, and the sound recording program would record anything playing coming through the internal sound card. Instant audio file of what I want. Is there any way to accomplish this with iMovie and/or Garageband? This time, what i'd like to do is put a voiceover in a movie i'm making (while a picture is being shown in the time line. Problem is, my G4 mini doesn't have an audio in, so the only way I have of getting audio onto my computer is to use my digital camera. Garageband won't let me record directly from the sound card, I have to have an 'input source' Any ideas?-NickEDIT: I figured out how to 'extract audio' from a video file using iMovie. But if anyone knows how to do this with garageband, i'd like to know...as it's much more flexible with refining the audio quality.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fiveightandten, post: 392969, member: 24555"] One thing that I miss about my Windows system is that I was able to 'outsmart' it and manipulate it to do things. Case in point... Say I have a live video of a band I like, that I downloaded. I'd like to extract just the audio and make it into a file I can transfer to my iPod. In windows, i'd use a simple sound recording program. Just hit 'play' on WMP or something, and the sound recording program would record anything playing coming through the internal sound card. Instant audio file of what I want. Is there any way to accomplish this with iMovie and/or Garageband? This time, what i'd like to do is put a voiceover in a movie i'm making (while a picture is being shown in the time line. Problem is, my G4 mini doesn't have an audio in, so the only way I have of getting audio onto my computer is to use my digital camera. Garageband won't let me record directly from the sound card, I have to have an 'input source' Any ideas? -Nick EDIT: I figured out how to 'extract audio' from a video file using iMovie. But if anyone knows how to do this with garageband, i'd like to know...as it's much more flexible with refining the audio quality. [/QUOTE]

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