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Originally Posted by apple007
Thanks for the tips. I didn't even think that the .mp4 might already have an AAC audio track. The problem is, I don't have QuickTime Pro. Does anyone know of a free app that might accomplish the above? Thanks.
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FFmpeg should be able to do it (the command line version, not ffmpegX). I think I installed it with Darwinports.
You'll need a command like this. It will vary depending on your specific MP4 file, though:
ffmpeg -i "file.mp4" -map 2 -f libfaac -acodec copy audio.aac
(I've actually never used ffmpeg in this way. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.)