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Audiotrack from video files

As I know now there is no possibility to play audiotrack from video files like AVI/MPG in v0.9 (?)

What I want is plugin capable to do this. Like WMA plugin can play audio from WMV. Why not to do smth like this with AVI & MPG?

PS I know that foobar is audio player. And I don't remember I said anything about playing video XD
PS2 I'm bad in c++ but after looking at AviStream docs in MSDN and on FooBar SDK I can't say writing such plugin is really hard? It seems AviStream can get handle of encoded AudioStream from AVI. Can this stream be simply redirected to foo_input for mp3 for exapmle (if stream is encoded in mp3)

Audiotrack from video files

Reply #1 –
You can either mux them into mkv files (theres an input component for that) or you try to access them through avisynth (I think there's an avs input component somewhere though I don't know if/how good it works).

Audiotrack from video files

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You can either mux them into mkv files (theres an input component for that)

Don't you think it is artificial solution?

1. It's totally unusefull with read/only sources.
2. It requires additional filemanipulations and really LOTS of time. And still I can simply DEmux audio in other folder - foobar plays it perfectly, but:
  3. I have a big video-clip collection. And if I want to delete some samples I want them to be deleted WITH audio. I don't want to search every mp3 for every avi )

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or you try to access them through avisynth (I think there's an avs input component somewhere though I don't know if/how good it works).

I have AVS plugin but I don't get what it does )) It seems to me that this solution still requires additional file manipulations?