Quite often you may want to remove audio tracks from the input video while editing a video clip, so get only video stream as an output. How?
Of course you can do it with some big guys like Adobe Premiere, Pinnacle Studio or some other huge tools, all for hundreds of bucks. Those tools are powerful but need more time to learn. I think it will be like shooting a mouse with an elephant gun if you use them just for this easy audio task.
There is also a total FREE way. First you find out the length of the video track and then start sound recorder or any multimedia player which can record sound. Start recording and you must check that no sound is really recorded by it.Record till the length of your video track. Save that null audio file. Then open windows Movie Maker and then import that audio track and drag it to the audio timeline, then save your job. Actually you are not removing audio but overwriting on it with an empty audio track.
Also, I will teach you one way with Video Converter (Download for FREE Trial). The only trick to remove audio from video is before converting a video, remember to click on the “Profile Setting” button. On the “Profile Setting” window, change the “Disable Audio” setting to “True”, as below.
Easy? Why not doenload and try?
