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Converting MP4 to MP3
By Martin English | October 29, 2008
I know there’s a lot of sites (like vidtomp3) that let you extract music from online videos. But what if you already have the video (in my case, some *.mp4 files) on hand ?
Converting MP4 files to MP3 is quite easy, once you have appropriate software. I used google to find the free version of NCH Software’s Switch Audio File Conversion (this is provided free as a teaser for Switch Plus – you can download Switch Plus demo here or purchase Switch Plus online here).
The options are laid out very simply, but are comprehensive enough for me. You can can control
- whether you’re converting an entire folder or just a bunch of files,
- your output bitrate,
- the location of the output files …
It may be a basic program by true audio engineer standards, but it meets my (9albeit simple) requirenments.
Topics: Code, Music, Productivity, TV / Video, software | 1 Comment »
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August 7th, 2009 at 9:23 am
i use (and love) http://www.mp3-from-youtube.com
it is free, and looks quite cool, converts and downloads youtube videos to mp3