Years ago I did that with Virtual Dub. You can save A to that file and V to another.
Thank you for any help you offer in advance.
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Is there a way to remove any sound from a video?
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using Record My Desktop program. Start the program, start the video but have the sound turned off, when it's over stop the recording and there's a file with all the sound gone. If you have a Youtube account, I think it can be done there too.
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Here is detailed tutorial which introduces three solutions on how to remove sound on Windows and Mac from Faasoft website article named <b>"Remove Audio from Video -
Remove Sound from Video on Mac and Windows"</b>:
Solution One: How to Remove Audio from Video for both Mac and Windows users?
Solution Two: How to Remove Audio from Video only for Windows users?
Solution Three: How to Remove Audio from Video only for Mac users?
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You can use Windows Movie Maker to eliminate the sound. Open Windows Movie Maker, import this video, go to "Edit" on the top menu, and click "Video Volume", mute the video's sound. Resume to "Home" menu, click "Save Movie", choose a file to store this video and wait till the processing is done. This way is workable for me.
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