Re: An application to handle QuickTime audio tracks?
- From: Anic297 <here@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2008 12:47:56 +0100
Kevin McMurtrie a écrit:
In article <47c5e6ab$0$9034$5402220f@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Anic297 <here@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
In the OS 9 days, I used SoundEdit to manage tracks of QuickTime movies. With that, I was able to see, edit, add, remove and change info of QuickTime tracks. Multiple QuickTime tracks were allowed (a QuickTime track could contain either one or two tracks). Now, Mac OS 9 is not supported anymore (and SheepShaver, the only emulator for OS 9, is not useable for SoundEdit).
So I'm looking for an application that can extract, remove or add tracks contained in QuickTime movies. "QuickTime player" itself is almost not useable for that. Google didn't find anything, but perhaps I don't use the correct words.
Any hint welcome.
QuickTime Player can do it once it's in "Pro" mode. I'm sure a few open source editors can do it too.
Maybe what you're looking for is a sound editor?
I have Souund Studio which can only open the first QuickTime track and it can't save to a QuickTime movie. But I think I'm indeed looking for something similar.
I would prefer a "one window is one track" solution rather than QuickTime (in which I can't control well where I put the beginning of my track).
Thank you.
.
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