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How To Extract Audio Music From A Video Clip In Windows Movie Maker

Windows Movie Maker is a video editing software that bundled with XP/Vista. Without any modification, Windows Movie Maker can be used to cut or split a MP3 for DIY ringtone.

Also, it’s not complicated to extract audio music from a video clip in Windows Movie Maker, so long it’s a compatible video format.

This short flash video showing a simple trick on how to do it.

First of all, put the Windows Movie Maker in Timeline view (click View menu and select Timeline).

The next highlight is to make sure you drag the video clip into “Audio/Music” track (in the Timeline view).

Now, you may simply click the “Publish Movie” icon to extract the complete audio music data, or you may click “Split” button to cut a specific part of the audio music and “Publish” (save) the cutting for your DIY mobile phone ringtone.

That’s the simple trick of using Windows Movie Maker to split or rip audio music data from video clip.

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