Cut/Edit audio from MP3 file With my MP3 file, I have about 10 seconds to cut out before the song starts. This will allow you to find sections that you don't want on your file. You can play using the controls under Audio or navigate through using the controls under Nav. You can scroll through the audio stream with the slidebar right below this area. Open MP3 in mp3DirectCut Now that a file is open, you can see the digital representation of the audio samples inside the MP3 file where the light-blue used to be. When the file browser opens, browse to the folder you saved the FLV file in and later demuxed the audio with FLV Extract and select the MP3 file and click Open. So, when you are ready, click File -> Open (or hit CTRL + O). Below this is a lot of controls to navigate through the file and make selections of the audio which would can then cut out of the stream altogether. It is also where selections of audio will be shown. The big light-blue space is where the audio samples will be displayed when a file is opened. Edit audio with mp3DirectCut If you are familiar with audio editing tools, you will see that mp3DirectCut is pretty much the same looking as many. The MP3 file(s) will appear in the same folder as the FLV file(s). Repeat this process for all the videos you want to get the audio from. The amount of time this process will take depends on the speed of your computer and the length of the video file you have downloaded. FLV Extract - FLV Demux This will now extract the audio from the FLV file so you can play it on your computer, store it on your MP3 Player/ iPod or edit out parts of it.
This will automatically begin the demuxing process.
Keep the left mouse button held and drag the file over FLV Extract and release. Now, open the folder you saved your FLV file(s) from YouTube (or likewise) into and left click on the file you want. Since we are only looking for the audio, make sure it is the only thing selected. Open the FLVExtract.exe file and you will see a simple small program launch (picture). If you extract the video, it will be stored in the AVI container and the audio will be stored as a regular MP3 file. It will easily extract both the video and audio (And timecode data if you need it) from an FLV file. Run FLV Extract after you extract the contents of the ZIP file with WinRAR or similar.
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