Download YouTube videos is fairly straightforward, but when you only need the audio of one of these videos, how to proceed is slightly different. Some of the download services (for browser extensions or Greasemonkey scripts are some of the things that come to mind) and offer a direct extraction of audio in a format like mp3. However, if you already have the video saved locally (and not necessarily come from YouTube), you may need some outside help. This also must add the difference in formats. Remember that some formats are simple containers, and the possibility (albeit remote) that can not perform the extraction.
Fortunately, the program known as Swifturn Free Sound Extractor eliminates any problems of incompatibility by providing audio extraction support for over 250 formats. All you have to do is specify the path of the video (or videos, because you can process multiple at once), and in the next step choose either audio format and quality, through the multiple "presets" available. At the same time, Free Sound Extractor can fulfill the role of audio converter. For example, if you have a FLAC file and need to convert it to mp3, you can do so without specifying the FLAC problems as the source file, instead of a video. audio,download,extract,software,swifturn,Technology,video,youtube
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