changing to mp3 format

[olkskoolpik]

whats up guys i have been coming to this site for a while, but i dont have a computer at my place so i am never able to take advantage of the video clips. i was wondering if there is any way to take the video clips and save them to my computer and then make a cd with them so i could listen to them at my place, any suggetsions would be great thanks.

[AnandPatel]

Funny you ask, you are already supposed to be saving them and not streaming. Anyways in short, yes. Right click onm they link, goto "Save Target As".. save it to teh computer, then burn them as files. Quite simple.

[Brock]

If I understand your post correctly, you're wanting to convert them to audio files to burn them, no? If that's what you want, then you'll need some sort of video editing software. I think MGI (now Roxio) VideoWave has an option to extract audio from a movie file in the "Cutting Room", so if you have that program then you should be able to do it.

If I misunderstood you, then please excuse my mindless wandering.

[olkskoolpik]

thanks trippinbill you dont know exactly how to do that with video wave do you, i have the program im just not sure how to do it thanks man

[Brock]

Okay, I'm doing this from memory because I don't think i have it installed anymore.

I think you click in the video pane on the left (that holds all your previous video clips and stuff) and select Add file... and find the downloaded video. Once it's in the pane, double-click it and it should show up in the screen in the middle. Then click the Cutting Room button from the bar directly left of the movie screen (the first one, it looks like two pieces of film getting spliced together). Here you should be able to play the movie. Down below the screen you have some commands and options. In one of the groups i think it has 2 or 3 options and one of them is "Extract audio" - click it and navigate to where you want to save the wav file. Then just use easycd/nero to burn the files to cd and you should be good to go.