Adobe 22011292 User Guide - Page 62

48 CHAPTER 5 File Menu - Edit View Note: Appended cue points are automatically placed within Adobe Audition's Cue List, making it simple to locate the edit boundaries later. Extract Audio from Video The command lets you extract the soundtrack from any type of video file that Adobe Audition supports. The Choose a Video File window (similar to a standard Windows File > Open window) appears, allowing you to select one or more video files. The video's audio is placed in an editing window, where it can be modified just like any supported sound file. Choose a Video File Dialog Extract Audio From CD Use Adobe Audition's Extract Audio From CD feature to digitally pull out sound from audio compact discs and place it into the Wave Display for editing. This extraction process is commonly known as "ripping". (Keep in mind that you must have a CD-ROM drive that supports audio extraction in order to use this feature. Luckily, most newer CD-ROM drives do.) While CD tracks may be ripped using Adobe Audition's File > Open dialog, The Extract Audio From CD function gives you more control over the extraction procedure, such as the abilities to rip partial tracks and specify the ripping process used.