Program to rip audio from video file?

it’s not something i’ll do a lot of but there are times i think it’d be nice to rip the audio from a movie file; for example, i’m down with the flu now (sucks big time) and i thought it’d be nice to rip just the audio from a video file of some stand up comedian; that way, i could convert the audio file into an mp3 file and load it up on my ipod and just listen to it with my eyes closed while i boringly lay down and try to rest.
so if you have any suggestions for a program that can do this, i’m all ears and thank you.
Answer #1
Freemake video converter
http://www.freemake.com/free_video_converter/
Add ur video file by selecting “video” then at the bottom select “mp3”
Answer #2
Dude, just go to this site
zamzar.com
Answer #3
Avidemux can do that:
http://avidemux.sourceforge.net/
Answer #4
LedAstray replied: Avidemux can do that:
http://avidemux.sourceforge.net/
this is what I use
Answer #5
thanks for the helpful suggestions guys; will check them out; been so long since i did something like this that i don’t even remember what program i used to use!
Answer #6
I use Media Player Classic to extract audio, video or subs from movies. Files->Utils->DSM converter
Then right click to add movie and then right click to extract what you want.
Answer #7
Mighty_Marvel replied: I use Media Player Classic to extract audio, video or subs from movies. Files->Utils->DSM converter
Then right click to add movie and then right click to extract what you want.
So u can make a subtitles srt file from any video file using media player classic?
Answer #8
RiverPast Audio Converter Pro v7.8.0.2128
http://www.riverpast.com/en/prod/audioconverter/
http://www.~Disallowed~/file/mft3vKr
Answer #9
Freemake Audio Converter can easily suck that sound out..
http://www.freemake.com/free_audio_converter/
Answer #10
Format Factory
you can get it in mp3,mpeg,aac
and you can choose quality too high ,low etc
Answer #11
I forgot all about it but I have used a program called DVD Audio Extractor in the past to rip a few songs I liked from DVD’s that weren’t available elsewhere and it worked beautifully. But I rarely use it anymore. I got a good working version, PM me if you want it and I’ll upload it for you.
Answer #12
dang, that’s a heck of a lot of options! way more than i can use! but thanks so much for all the great suggestions!
Answer #13
Hmmmmmmmm Many Option I am also looking for it.
Sometimes other person also get value able things from helpdesk who not asking anything ….
Answer #14
design101 replied: dang, that's a heck of a lot of options! way more than i can use! but thanks so much for all the great suggestions!
Ur welcome
Which program did u end up using
Answer #15
well, i’m a little embarrassed to admit this but i looked up the various suggestions and in the process, i realized that i had an old program called video spirit pro; you can read about it here: http://download.cnet.com/VideoSpirit-Pro/3000-13631_4-10920222.html
since i already had it (and hadn’t used it for so long that i forgot that i even had it!), that’s what i used… but damn, i love those other programs too. a lot of good programs out there. kinda off topic but one of my favorite movies is the bucket list; i extracted just the audio and now i can listen vs watch the movie when i’m in bed; just hearing the dialogue of course, but it’s a movie that’s heavy on dialogue so it works out; same could be said for stand up comedians; sometimes there’s an audio track available but not always…
Answer #16
Total video converter always worked best for me.
Answer #17
wazz12 replied: Mighty_Marvel replied: I use Media Player Classic to extract audio, video or subs from movies. Files->Utils->DSM converter
Then right click to add movie and then right click to extract what you want.
So u can make a subtitles srt file from any video file using media player classic?
lol if only it was that easy. It will only extract the srt subs if they are already part of the video file, it won’t magically create subs from nothing.
Answer #18
I use AOA Audio Extractor
http://www.aoamedia.com/audioextractor.htm
It’s worked the best for me
Answer #19
Mighty_Marvel replied: wazz12 replied: Mighty_Marvel replied: I use Media Player Classic to extract audio, video or subs from movies. Files->Utils->DSM converter
Then right click to add movie and then right click to extract what you want.
So u can make a subtitles srt file from any video file using media player classic?
lol if only it was that easy. It will only extract the srt subs if they are already part of the video file, it won't magically create subs from nothing.
Yh that wud b really gd if u cud create srt subtitles that easy lol