re: sound files

hoosierscott2000 · Post by **hoosierscott2000** » Sun Mar 06, 2005 9:29 pm

How do I create and import sound files in VideoStudio 7?

joosuna · Post by **joosuna** » Mon Mar 07, 2005 1:18 am

without getting into the copyright issues...insert your CD into the PC,
turn on Video Studio. Open up the "Audio" tab, the make sure your tab is next on "Music & Vocie", you will see on one of the two small windows to the left, the drive the CD is in and the Music Tracks available to you. You simply pick a track and push the Play Button and when you want to record, push the Red Record Button. As you do all this the Recorded segment will be added to your time line. You can save it as a Audio File by going to the "Share Tab" and saving it. Also, you can use you camcorder to capture the sound on your mini dv tape and then transfer it to your Video Studio program as a video file and save it as an audio file. As other people see your posting, I am sure they also will have several other ways of doing it

Trevor Andrew · Post by **Trevor Andrew** » Mon Mar 07, 2005 10:47 am

I use Real Player 10 (freeware) to save music to my hard drive. The save process is quicker than real time therefore you do not have to play the complete disc to copy it.
A full Cd usually saves by the time the first track has played.

Now insert the audio files to VS timeline