If you don't mind terminal you can use macports to install the ffmpeg
package and do
ffmpeg -i some_video.mov just_audio.mp3
which will extract the audio from the video and write it out as an mp3.
Then you can use a script to do a batch. Something like this:
for x in *.mov; do ffmpeg -i "$x" "${x%.mov}.mp3"; done
This will go through all the files which end in .MOV and run ffmpeg on
them, writing them out to the same filename with the mov ending replaced
with an mp3.
CB
On 3/17/14 3:54 PM, Cameron Strife wrote:
Hi everybody. I'm looking for a program to batch convert the audio
from video files for example;start with 100 wmv and mov files etc and
end up with mp3 or another audio format.
GoldWave on the windows side does a very good job of this, but, I'm
trying to migrate this and other remaining tasks to OSX and/or iOS if
possible...
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Cameron.
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