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  1. 10th Aug 2005 15:02 #1
    dimtim
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    Hey guys I have a bunch of movies of various file types and I would like to extract the audio from each of them and encode it to mp3 in one step. Is there a freeware program that can handle this with ease?

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    DVDAudioExtractor,not free but a 30 day trial.
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    Not from "various file types"

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    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    Not from "various file types"

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    You're right,I assumed from a DVD.
    Virtualdub and TMPGEnc can do this with the MP3 codec(lame.exe) if the audio is MP2,if the audio is AC3 use AC3Tool.
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  5. 10th Aug 2005 20:25 #5
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    mplayer can decode just about everything (avi, mov, mp4, mkv, ogm, ogg, etc.) to wav, then just use lame to convert to mp3. Both are free. Also shouldn't be a problem to pipe from mplayer to lame to avoid creating a temporary wav.
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  6. 10th Aug 2005 23:17 #6
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    Thanks guys. None are AC3 and I forgot about TMPG. I think TMPG will be perfect for me.

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