In daily work and life, we encounter a large number of videos, and many times we want to extract the audio from them and save it as MP3 files for repeated listening. Using editing software to export audio one by one is too troublesome. Here's a trick to batch extract audio from videos and save them as separate MP3 files. Users can extract audio from hundreds of videos with one click. It's easy to operate and highly efficient. Give it a try!
When to Extract Audio from a Video
1. When you hear a nice BGM in a short video, an interlude in a movie, or background music in a variety show clip, you can extract these background music tracks and save them as MP3 audio files to use as phone ringtones or store on your phone for repeated listening.
2. For online courses or instructional videos, extracting the audio separately allows you to listen to the lessons anytime, anywhere, without having to constantly stare at the phone screen.
3. Reusing sound materials. Extract the background music, vocals, sound effects, etc., from a video separately to use in a new video.
4. Good music heard in a video can be exported as an MP3 audio file and used as an alarm or incoming call ringtone.
5. When driving, exercising, or doing housework, it’s not possible to keep watching the phone screen, so you can extract the audio separately to create an audiobook for listening at any time.
Preview of Separating Video and Audio
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Steps for Batch Separating Video and Audio
1. Open ' HeSoft Doc Batch Tool ', select 'Video Tools' - 'Separate Video and Audio'.
2. Add all the videos from which you need to extract audio to the tool. It supports various video formats like mp4, mkv, avi, mov, flv, etc.
3. Choose the audio format 'mp3', or select other audio formats according to your needs.
4. After processing is complete, click 'Save Location' to view. All videos have been successfully separated. Each video exports to a separate folder containing the video-only MP4 file and the extracted MP3 audio file.
