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How can I extract the soundtrack from a video and save it as an Audio file?
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To extract the soundtrack from a Video, convert the Video file to any Audio format. The two audio formats available are WMA and WAV.
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Is there a way to convert that audio to mp3?
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No, MP3 is not one of our supported formats. You should try converting to WMA. Most MP3 players will play WMA files.
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