The University Unitarian Church is holding their annual auction next week. We've just become members, and are slowly entering into its social network, which is fun and refreshing. I made this painting specially for their auction; it's unusually domestic subject matter (ripped off from a painting my daughter did, actually), and I hope it might serve as an advertisement for subsequent commissions as well as raise money for the church. Anyway, Rome (the dog) and Django (the cat) are heretowith immortalized.
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Hello everyone,
I'm looking into different ways to extract audio from video files and would like some advice from people who have experience with the process.
The main thing I'm trying to understand is how to preserve the quality of the audio already present in a video. Exporting to WAV seems useful when an uncompressed working file is needed, but the original audio track still determines the quality of the result.
Which settings do you normally check before exporting? Do you pay more attention to sample rate, bit depth, channel configuration, or the audio codec used by the source video? youtube to wav help
Recommendations for reliable desktop editing workflows would be helpful.
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