Can you separate audio from video?
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Hi Mike, I've never had a reason to do that so your question made me curious so I tried it out. Power Director has a series of "tracks" that it displays when you edit a video. The original video has both a video and audio track. There are additional tracks below those that allow you to add another video and audio track, add an effects trqck, etc etc. All of the tracks also have a small control at the head of the track that allows you to turn them on and off at will. So, I opened an unedited video and just clicked "disable" at the head of the origianl audio track and the audio is gone. Click in the disable audio track again and your video is back. Power Director keeps all of the original material (original video, audio) additonal audio or video, additional effects, etc active within a "project" so that you can go back later and tweak anything you'd like without having to start over. When you "produce" a video you edited, the produced video gives you only what you enabled and/or added and none of the elements that you didn't want. So, you can disable the original audio, and replace it with what you want (if in fact you want audio). The produced video will have what you replace the original audio with. However, your "project" is always intact should you want to go back and change something later. It took me a while to get used to Power Director, but I've come to like the way it works.
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I couldn't find a way to do so. I needed to remove the music from folders in order to play them. You could use separate memory cards I suppose.
2007851
There's a setting to enable pass through. I've never tried it with audio, but frequently I miss turning it on and will get the video without the speakers.
1387251
If your video editor can make small changes in the play length of the video, you can keep the audio as it is and just stretch or shrink the video a fraction until it syncs. Nobody will notice.
2279507
you can if you have RCA cable, the RED, YELLOW, and RED cable. Yellow is video, red and white is for audio.
1845514
I don't know for sure, as I never tested for audio.... but I strongly suspect that it's video only.
1808946
It does both audio and video. At first, I had a small issue with them being in sync. That has cleared up since.
562018
Not a silly question. I've heard stories that it can't be done or that it can only be done with certain sound cards, but nothing definitive. I'd ask the same question - can you listen while recording, either through the computer OR through the separate audio output simultaneously?
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I'm not so sure as we haven't used it like that. But, it does have separate audio and sound plugins.
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You can, but I recommend you go with another product. This one cuts the audio quality like heck.
1073332
Yes you will need a seperate audio cable. This cable will only transmit video.
956729
no, this is a film camera so it doesn,t do running video. therefore no audio.
1430957
You can record separate tracks but it will be one file. If you want separate files, they will need to be recorded separately.
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It has an option that when you set up the setting to have it in its own file or with the video file. I do video file just so I don't have to mesh the video with audio file together.
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Except for I bought this model and mine records audio and video together. It's an option in your video recording menu to allow audio & video to record together. Only allowing video, however, allows for much more recording space
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You can split the tracks during recording by pressing a button. If you wish to split after recording you will need software such as audacity which I think is free.
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Yes you can input to at least three different pairs (stereo) audio tracks as well as three different video tracks. Once render them they of course flatten the output file to one video and one stereo audio pair - Cheers