FLV audio ripper?

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FLV audio ripper?

Post by benol »

Is there a program for ripping audio off of FLV files?
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Post by bicostp »

MediaCoder can probably do it, or you can use VLC's transcoding function.

Or, you could install Audacity and the LAME encoder, set it to "Stereo Mix" recording, then play the .flv in another player while it records. That would work too, and you could normalize and amplify the audio to fill the entire audio band.
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Post by adam_d »

I use FLV extract

http://www.moitah.net/#FLVExtract

It can extract the video, audio or timecodes, or a combination of all these. You just drag and drop the flv onto it. It outputs the audio as an mp3.
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Post by -endorn »

I use vconvert.net
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Post by vskid »

bicostp wrote:MediaCoder can probably do it
It can, thats what I use. MediaCoder can be kinda hard to figure out at first, but as soon as you get it down, its really useful (can convert almost anything to anything).
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