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Sweet Hint!
Now I have saved the more efficient script (Safari and iTunes capable) as an AppleScript with the cool icon and it's available from the iTunes script menu. Thanks everyone. Sweet! :)
m4a
OK, I see m4a is the proper file name extension instead of m4p!
You don't need Quicktime Pro to convert
An easier (or atleast cheaper) way to convert the Quicktime movie to audio is to drag it to you iTunes library and select "Convert selection to MP3" (or whatever you have configured from the Importing preferences) from the Advanced menu.
You don't need Quicktime Pro to convert
I didn't know that! Thanks.
Safari Script
Yes, but where do you put it in Safari? |
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