Video convert to audio files cut short

Hi,

I'm using Audials One 2020 (latest upgrade) with Windows 10. I am recording a video stream from a website using Other Source/Screen Recording, High-quality Direct Recording, Record One Video. I have Convert Video to Audio selected. Output for the audio file is flac.

My problem is that I record a video of, say, 50 minutes but when I come to play the audio it is only the first 7 seconds. If I look in Recording Sessions, I see that the time of the file is set to 50 minutes. If I look at the file size of the flac in Windows Explorer, it is 263MB, which is clearly longer than 7 seconds of audio. If I play the file in Windows Groove, it indicates there are only 7 seconds of audio available but it plays the full 50 minutes. If I play the same file in Audials, it stops after 7 seconds. If I load it into Audacity to edit it, it loads only the first 7 seconds.

My question is, why is Audials setting a length of only 7 seconds in the file properties when the entire 50 minutes is actually there in the file, please?

Thanks.

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January 19, 2024 15:28
Edited

Choose a Converter:

Select a video-to-audio converter online or use software like VLC Media Player.
Upload Video:

Upload your video file to the chosen converter.
Select Output Format:

Choose the audio format you prefer, like MP3 or WAV.
Trim Audio:

If there's a specific part you want, use an audio editor to trim it. Audacity is a good free option.
Save/Download:

Save or download the trimmed audio file.
This process allows you to convert the video to audio and cut it down to the desired length.

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Video convert to audio files cut short

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