Hi all,
I am trying to export some movies using quicktime pro to Ipod. However, the audio seems to be missing.
I do hear the sound when I am playing the file without exporting. But after using the 'export' feature, the sound just disappears. I tried to export the file as an mpeg4...quicktime tells me " No audio track in source movie"

i'm having the exact same problem, if anyone can figure anything out, please email me and let me know.

QuickTime 7 Pro users who upgrade to version 7.0.3 will have a new option in the export panel called “Movie to iPod.” By choosing this option your content will be automatically converted into a format that iPod can play back.

Files must comply with the video specifications of the device. iPod supports the following video formats:



Tutorials can be found here:
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/tutorials/

hi all!

i also recently bought an ipod video .. and have fully updated versions of itunes, quicktime and even imovie .. and my sound is still missing when i export to ipod from quicktime .. any ideas?

Me too! </aol mode> Brand new 60G video ipod, under winXP.

I've got the most recent iTunes, and Quicktime pro 7.0.3.

It's taking nearly an hour to encode a 10 minute home movie to the m4v format, and then there's no sound. The original .mov file plays fine in quicktime and itunes, but I can't find a way to get it uploaded to the ipod.

Is the software seriously broken, or am I still doing something wrong?

The closest I could get to a solution was a topic in another forum but the it leads to Mac/OS based program.

Here is a transcription of the thread:::::::::

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I am trying to use a .mpg file I downloaded in iDVD. It's nothing illegal, just a short 42 second intro.
I am using QT 5 Pro to try to export the file to something, anything, that can be read by either iMovie or iDVD with no success.
Every time I export the file, I get no sound. The option for sound is greyed out. There IS sound in the original mpg though.

Any clues??


-Joe

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drjones08-14-2002, 01:33 PM
I haven't had to do this, but I've run into the problem. Many mpg/mpeg files (really mpeg-1) are muxed. The audio and video are not easily separable. No QT Pro will split these tracks. Seems from conversations I've seen that tha only thing that will is called bbDemux, here:

http://www.versiontracker.com/moreinfo.fcgi?id=14618&db=mac

You may also have toget SoundApp to put the result into QT format. Both freeware. Then to paste audio into the vid, you might need to do "Paste Scaled" which needs QT Pro.
You still need that audio?

Dave
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Does any one knows about a Windows solution to this issue?

Thanks

Hi, I'm having this problem as well. did you ever find a solution. I've tried to export two music video files to Ipod. Both had picture but no sound.

Please let me know if you find a solution.

DOWNLOAD VIDEORA! I bought quicktime pro and it would take me hours to convert a 3 min video and the audio would be missing from the file. I downloaded VIDEORA ipod covertor. It took me 2 minutes to convert a video and it WORKS! TRY IT!!!!

Videora dosnt always work for some of the long files the sound gets slow and behind the video for the short files it works fine but when trying to convert a movie ur chances of success are slim to none the site for the videora idpod converter is www.videora.com

as for the sound on quicktime pro im having the same problem and dont want to pay for any other ipod converting sites. ive upgraded all my codecs because it us to only play a white screen and scrambled sound but now i see video and no sound so im getting pretty aggrivated

I HAVE FOUND THE ANSWER!!!!!!!!!!!

ill make it reall simple for everyone for a converter for your ipod video download lime wire from limewire.com and when you have downloaded it click prgrams and type what you want it the Progams name list. you can find tons of proagams that cost money online that are free on limewire.

I was looking for a video ipod converter and looked through limewire and found cucusoft ipod converter that usually cost 30$ online.

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