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Exporting Audio
From the File menu, use Export
X
/Ctrl+E to export Rips in a range of audio formats, including MP3, WAV,
FLAC, OGG, MIDI (containing all pitch and amplitude changes within notes) and MIDI Notes (containing just the
overall pitch and amplitude for each note). Rips can also be exported as Stem (.stem.mp4) files for DJ apps like
Native Instruments Traktor. Depending on the selected file format, choose from a selection of bit-depths and
sample rates as well as between Stereo and Mono.
Also choose whether to export the entire rip, a selection of it, or a loop that’s marked within it (see
Note &
Time Selections
and
Loops
). Note that since MIDI files contain bar position information, the exported MIDI
file of a selection or loop will start from the preceding bar line. If you would like it to start from the first note
in the selection, you should move the bar line to its start before exporting. (A bar line can be moved by
clicking & dragging the handle beneath it.)
Finally, choose whether you would like to export the Rip as a single file or as separate stems or layers. Right-
click on the name of a layer in the Layers Panel (bottom-left of the RipX window) to change the stem group to
which it is assigned. In the same menu, you can hover the mouse pointer to the right of one of the stem
names and click on the pencil icon that appears to rename that stem.
Video Import & Export (macOS only)
RipX can import MP4, M4V & MOV video files that use the following video codecs (those that we have tested
are marked by an asterisk *):
Apple Animation Codec
Apple Intermediate Codec
Apple ProRes*
AVCHD (including AVCCAM, AVCHD Lite, and NXCAM)
DV (including DVCAM, DVCPRO*, DVCPRO50*, DVCPAL*)
H.264*
HDV
HEVC
iFrame
Motion JPEG (OpenDML only)*
MPEG-4 SP
Photo JPEG*
XAVC-S
In addition, RipX can import AVI video files that use the Motion JPEG codec.