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Extract audio from FLV tool

Ever wanted to split off the audio from a flash movie? I know you want to. ;)
Until now I simply used graphedit+ffdshow+dump filters but it is quite clumsy to work with. ;) So today I did another google search, and yep, it’s an all active subject on the web by now. :) It seems there are quite some tools now, but a lot also seem very questionable… Until I found this open source one (always trust that more ;)).

So, without further ado: enjoy Moitah’s tools!

P.S.: as a bonus, you get an avi too ;)

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3 Responses to “Extract audio from FLV tool”

  1. Peter Says:
    October 12th, 2007 at 03:33

    cool tools, I’ve always used the online FLV convertor on www.vixy.net for things like that — you can convert the video in a variety of formats or choose to just export the audio as an MP3

  2. mattie Says:
    October 12th, 2007 at 14:22

    nice one, thx! especially the 3gp support. I prefer offline though :) but since apparently the engine is also open source, it seems I would be able to do just that :)

  3. Mattiesworld » Blog Archive » Extract audio from AV container Says:
    October 28th, 2008 at 03:06

    […] A while back, I posted a link to a program for splitting off the audio of an FLV file. […]

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