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How to extract audio from Flash movie?

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I have a webpage (Flash) that is bookmarked. It has a number of buttons that you click and it plays a small audio file for each one. I would like to extract those files for use as a sound theme on my computer. I have made this page available off-line, and yet still can't seem to find the audio. It lumps it into one file. Is there a way to exteact and split up this audio?
 
What I would to...
Start my Windows Sound Recorder (or I guess, any sound editing program), visit the page on-line, record the sounds I want, and then simply edit them in the sound editing program or individually with the Windows sound recorder.

You could also, visit the page, have a look at the source view, take note of the name of the .swf file envolved, and them simply find the corresponding file in your cache (temporary internet files folder), drag it to the desktop or any other folder, and use the same above method, but the file now being played locally rather than online!

Regards,
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ldnewbie
 
Thanks!

I'll try the sound recorder.

I can't view the source, for some reason it is greyed out. But I do have the movie on my hard drive. I thought by making this page available off-line I could get the audio files that way, but like I said, it seems to have lumped them up into one movie file.
 
You can also re-name the .swf into .mp3 and play it as an mp3 Regards

Big Dave

davidbyng@hotmail.com


** If I am wrong I am sorry, but i'm only trying to help!! **

 
WOW! Thanks!

I re-named the file, and played it. It plays perfectly, but it plays all the files together back-to-back. That's no problem, nothing a sound editor can't solve. I'm still confused, but I'm glad it worked. Thanks a lot!
 
It's not confusing, flash compresses sound in mp3 format Regards

Big Dave

davidbyng@hotmail.com


** If I am wrong I am sorry, but i'm only trying to help!! **

 
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