Post number #424008, ID: 596122
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Hi g/u/rls May not be the best place to ask but do you know a software to convert video to audio. I've always used online converters but an offline one would be way better.
Post number #424012, ID: 917766
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ffmpeg, not the simplest to use though.
Post number #424038, ID: e83c6b
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Ffmpeg is indeed what you need, if you are ready to use the CLI. If you want a simple interface to ffmpeg, I think that there's a free software called Adapter that does it. Using ffmpeg for simple conversion is relatively easy though. If I'm not mistaken, it's just a matter of typing "ffmpeg -i myvideo.mp4 audiooutput.mp3" (with the actual video input and wanted audio format) and it should do the job. And even if I'm mistaken, there a good amount of help on the internet.
Post number #424102, ID: 7a51a7
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Yeah, ffmpeg. You can use it with Audacity. If you tell it where ffmpeg is, you will have an interface for importing the video and choosing the audio output format.
Post number #424162, ID: 90056e
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I just use some ffmpeg commands via kde service menues*. For example I prepared some commands to grab audio or video stream from a container, recode audio and video in different formats and merge them into a new container. *Kde service menues allow to run commands via right-click context menues on selected file(s) in kdes file-manager (dolphin).
Post number #424643, ID: fc405d
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>>424008 ffmpeg. Chances are 90% of generic media converters are just ffmpeg front ends.
Post number #424674, ID: cbcfcd
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Windows movie maker does then trick for me.
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| Hi g/u/rls
May not be the best place to ask but do you know a software to convert video to audio.
I've always used online converters but an offline one would be way better.