[thelist] Extracting Audio from an EXE

Nan Harbison nan at heritageconcord.org
Wed Jul 6 10:13:48 CDT 2005


The cheap and dirty way to do this - I use the program called Total Recorder
from HighCriteria.com, I play the exe file on my computer, and hit the
record button on TotalRecorder. You do have to play the whole file and I am
not THAT concerned about the quality of the sound, I think the sound quality
of this program is fine.
Nan


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[mailto:thelist-bounces at lists.evolt.org]On Behalf Of Jay Blanchard
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Subject: RE: [thelist] Extracting Audio from an EXE


[snip]
My company has this old cd/movie in a .exe format. Is there a way to at
least get the audio tracks out of that? The company who did the
recording
about 4-6 years ago no longer exists. One way is to have a professional
speaker come and we rerecord the audio. The only other way I can think
of is
to let it play with a microphone up to the computer speaker and I think
that
we know the answer to that one.
[/snip]

Go 'line out' from your computer to 'line in' on another and record the
audio as a .wav
All you need is a cord with 1/8" stereo jacks on each end, Windows has a
recorder.
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