Description: FlvToMp3 is a program which permit you to extract the sound track of a .flv file without loss of quality. The .mp3 file is generated diectly from the .flv file without reencoding (you needn't ffmpeg). Besides to permit to save the quality of the audio track, the extraction is very fast and easy :-)
If the download fails,please try another mirror (fastbull doesn't work for me)Last changelog:
v 1.2.1 : correction of one important bug update of some translations files
v 1.2 : Add the possibility to convert several files in one time Add an overwrite dialog Many others improvements :-)
v 1.1.3 : Add an Italian translation (thanks to Giovanni Scafora) Add a success dialog Translations files have been updated The binary package works on kubuntu 8.10,kubuntu 9.04 and fedora (I haven't tested with other distributions but I think this application works when qt4.4 or newer is installed)
v 1.1.2 : Add czech and french translations (thanks to Pavel Fric for czech translation) Fix a translation bug Add a win32 version
v 1.1 : The application can now be translated New hierarchy for the project
nice work, simple and well done
I realized one of my sreencast Debian Sid with your tool in action.
http://video.linuxfoundation.org/video/1460
apologize if I used your description.
Cool, thx!
Added to my openSUSE repository
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/microchip8/
packages for SUSE will pop up once the server syncs
mplayer -dumpaudio $1.flv -dumpfile $1.mp3
mplayer -dumpaudio $1.mp4 -dumpfile $1.mp3
or any other format mplayer supports....drop the line into a text file..name it flv2mp3 or mp42mp3 and make it executable. Done.
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Thanks for your work ! The conversion is realy speed and the application is userfriendly :p Ps: Sorry for my english i'm french !
http://add.cba.pl/1/FlvToMp3_locale.pl.tar.gz yacup
http://add.cba.pl/1/FlvToMp3_locale.pl.tar.gz
here is a rpm for mandriva 2009.1 i586 http://www.mandrivalinux.gr/rpm/2009.1/i586/FlvToMp3-1.2-1mdv2009.1.i586.rpm
nice work, simple and well done I realized one of my sreencast Debian Sid with your tool in action. http://video.linuxfoundation.org/video/1460 apologize if I used your description.
Thanks you to make know my work ! I think your video will be useful for numerous users :-)
Cool, thx! Added to my openSUSE repository http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/microchip8/ packages for SUSE will pop up once the server syncs
mplayer -dumpaudio $1.flv -dumpfile $1.mp3 mplayer -dumpaudio $1.mp4 -dumpfile $1.mp3 or any other format mplayer supports....drop the line into a text file..name it flv2mp3 or mp42mp3 and make it executable. Done.
now if there was a simple app to do the same extraction from higher quality mp4 video files.
Yes, that would be great. Curently, I haven't the time to code. But, this may be one of my futur projects :-)
:)