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Welcome to this LosslessCut tutorial. In Lesson 23, you will learn how to use the Extract All Streams feature in LosslessCut. You’ll see how to separate the audio and video streams from a media file, which can be useful when you need to work with the individual components of your footage.

This feature provides a simple way to extract the available media streams from a file and save them separately for further use.

Follow the complete LosslessCut tutorial series to learn video editing step by step.

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00:09so by default a video file has both the audio and video file in it but if you
00:15want to separate it out then you can easily do so by using lossless cut and
00:19to do that you have to go to file and then you have to go to extract all
00:23streams once you do that what happens is that it says all streams have been
00:27extracted as separate files as you can see right here and once you click so it
00:33will open up this new window right here and you can see that the video and the
00:38audio has been extracted as two separate files now so what you can do is you can
00:43drag this in and open this out so now this new video file is the one without
00:49audio at all but if you want to just work out with the audio then you can see
00:53that there's an m4a audio right here so I can open this out and this is just the
01:00audio portion so in this video I don't really have any audio so it is not
01:04showing up anything else but that is how you can separate audio and video of any
01:09of the video that you might have right there and that is how you can use
01:15extract all streams feature so if you guys learn something as always and as
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