Professionally remove audio tracks from videos to create silent videos.
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MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WEBM, FLV, WMV, 3GP
Max 20 MB • Max 1 files
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When you need to keep the video footage but remove sensitive or redundant audio, traditional editing software can be cumbersome. This tool uses stream copying technology to accurately strip the audio track, outputting silent video files in formats like MP4 and MOV. The process does not alter the original video quality, resolution, or frame rate. Muting a video refers to the data processing procedure of removing all audio streams from a multimedia container, retaining only the video track.
Q: Will muting the video reduce its quality?
No. The tool uses the -c:v copy parameter to directly copy the video stream, removing only the audio track.
Q: Why did my WEBM file fail to process?
Possible reasons: 1) The file is corrupted. 2) It uses VP8/VP9 encoding. 3) It exceeds the 500MB limit. We recommend converting it to MP4 and trying again.
Before processing, please ensure: 1) The file is not encrypted. 2) The file size is ≤500MB. 3) It contains a valid video stream. The output file retains the original metadata, but some media players may still display audio track information (even though it has been removed).
Typical example of muting an educational screen recording: Input "lecture.mp4" (1280×720, 30fps, AAC audio) → Output "lecture_muted.mp4" (same parameters, no audio stream). For batch processing, we recommend using the following FFmpeg command: for %i in (*.mp4) do ffmpeg -i "%i" -c:v copy -an "%~ni_muted.mp4"
