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Take a video clip and quickly update it into a file that is audio only

Take a video clip and quickly update it into a file that is audio only

Vote: (157 votes)

Program license: Trial version

Developer: Amlsoft

Version: 4.3

Works under: Windows

Vote:

Program license

(157 votes)

Trial version

Developer

Version

Amlsoft

4.3

Works under:

Windows

Pros

  • Extract audio from video
  • Many audio and video codecs supported

Cons

  • Outdated UI

All Video to Audio Converter is a Windows application that simplifies audio from video extraction.

If you’ve ever wanted to extract audio from a video file, All Video to Audio Converter provides a streamlined solution. What makes this Windows program efficient is that it takes just one step to extract the audio and convert it into a suitable format, such as MP3.

The user interface is well-organized and fully supports drag and drop. So, while you can add files through the menu system, it’s often easier to drag and drop them. The program has batching support, and there’s no limit to how many files you can add to the batch beyond the practical limits of your system.

All Video to Audio Converter provides a number of options. You can set the output path, the output format, the bitrate in kilobits per second and the frequency in hertz. You can also choose between mono and stereo channels. You can even apply these options on a per-file basis. Highlight a particular file or control-click to select multiple files, and then, change the settings accordingly.

When your batch is configured to your liking, click the Convert button to start the process. All Video to Audio Converter will process the batch in order and extract the audio from each video file. The program supports a wide range of video formats, including AVI, MP4, MPEG and RM. A wide range of audio formats are supported as well, including WMA, MP3 and WAV.

All Video to Audio Converter is fast, stable and reasonably powerful solution to the challenge of extracting audio from video. It isn’t freeware, however, and while that isn’t of itself an issue, it is when you factor in a lack of professional polish. The UI, for instance, still features a Windows XP aesthetic, and you can’t even resize the window, presumably to preserve the layout.

Another issue is that the extraction and conversion is all or nothing. If you process a two-hour movie file, then you’re extracting two hours of audio. That means that you have to splice the section you want either before or after processing, and including that feature would make this program a much more useful solution for the average user.

Pros

  • Extract audio from video
  • Many audio and video codecs supported

Cons

  • Outdated UI