SoundTrack is a drag–and–drop application that does only one thing: it saves the soundtrack of a QuickTime™ movie as an AIFF file. To use it, either drag a QuickTime™ movie on top of SoundTrack, or launch SoundTrack and choose "Select File…" from the file menu.
The soundtracks are saved as the name of the movie, with an '!' after the original name. To change the creator of the file, use ResEdit to change the 'TEMP' 128 resource.
SoundTrack is free, as it was pretty much a no–brainer to write. It's based on DropShell and various chunks of Apple's QuickTime sample code. Thanks, guys!
SoundTrack requires QuickTime version 1.6 or greater, since I don't think that the AIFF stuff is in QuickTime 1.5.
Legal Stuff
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Usage of this product implies an absolute waiver of liability for everybody. While every effort has been made to make sure the program works, no guarantee is made that it will actually work. Said waiver covers all damages, lost time, emotional distress, and other conditions which are allowable charges in a court of law. Basically, by using this you agree not to sue anybody for anything relating to this program. Void where prohibited.
Distribution is open, although the sale of SoundTrack is discouraged.
