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Best software for extracting audio from video?

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analogpuma5 analogpuma5 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
I'm looking for a way to rip the audio straight out of a video file. Like, if I've got an MP4 or even some old-school AVI or FLV files, I just want the music extracted. Any good software recommendations?
driftingfalcon39 driftingfalcon39 Newcomer
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joined Dec 2010
#2 ·
I use Handbrake for basically everything 🙂--it just gets the job done, you know?
analogwalker2 analogwalker2 Active Member
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#3 ·
analogpuma5 said:I'm looking for a program that lets me rip the audio straight out of a video file. Basically, I want to take an MP4—or even something like an AVI or FLV—and just pull the music track out. Does anyone know of a good one?

You should check out Format Factory! It's right here. Honestly, it does way more than just that, and the best part? It's completely free.
Charles King76 Charles King76 Newcomer
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joined Jun 2010
#4 ·
For FLV, you're honestly top-tier (I feel like a lot of people don't even realize how good you are). Your FLV extraction is great because you pull it off without any recompression. Then you can just take that separate video into Adobe, toss in your own music, or even just layer some extracted audio onto your footage
quiethound10 quiethound10 Newcomer
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#5 ·
Handbrake has been my go-to for years. It works great for me.
Charles King76 Charles King76 Newcomer
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joined Jun 2010
#6 ·
Look, don't go beating him up just because he’s interested. If you're offering something, you should probably just tell him the price. Personally, I try to offer really solid solutions for pretty much anything, but I usually mean for free. I guess if you pair Avidemux with Adobe, you get an unbeatable, zero-cost setup. And honestly, the video and audio quality is pretty incredible, too.
driftingfalcon39 driftingfalcon39 Newcomer
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#7 ·
Look, any decent video converter out there is completely free, and honestly, it gives him everything he actually needs 🤷
analogpuma5 analogpuma5 NewcomerOP
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#8 ·
Thanks, guys. I’m gonna dive in and see which one actually clicks for me.😉
I’ve got this one video with some killer music in it, but I can't find the track anywhere online—at least, not yet. I'll try to rip the audio out myself.
I'm gonna test drive all these programs and let you know which one is the winner.👍

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