Well, after asking the list how to extract audio from mp4 video files I slapped 
myself for only looking for an app solution and looked closer to home and what 
do you know, ML can do the job for me. I followed the below instructions but 
did a batch conversion which worked exactly the same even though the 
instructions only mention single file conversion. Hope this helps anyone 
wanting to do what I wanted to do.

Many thanks.
Danny.

http://www.iskysoft.com/convert-audio/extract-audio-from-video.html#part1

Extract Audio from Video Directly in Mac OS X Lion

Part 1: Extract M4A audio from video in MPG, M4V, MP4 and MOV (Mountain Lion 
included)
If you own Mac OS X Mountain Lion, you will find that it is easy to process Mac 
audio extraction. This latest Mac system comes with the ability allowing you to 
extract audio from video. The Finder on it has the new built-in feature of 
media encoding, which enables you to do the extraction simply. However, it does 
not mean that you are able to extract audio from every video file. You only can 
extract audio from video in MP4, MPG, M4V and MOV format. And the audio 
extracted from video only can be saved in M4A files with 256kbps.
Directly convert video to audio track on your Mac OS X Mountain Lion:

Right click the video icon you would like to convert;
In the pop-up menu, click "Encode Selected Video Files" option at the bottom;


Then you will go to the "Encode Media" window. In Setting tab, select "Audio 
Only" option;


Do not click the "Same as source file" option and set a destination to save the 
output audio. Last, Click "Continue" to start to extract audio from video;
After that, you will get the M4A audio in a short time. The output audio file 
will come with the same name as the original one. You can double click the 
audio to open it by iTunes.

If you didn’t see the Encode options, you can

Head to the Apple menu and go to System Preferences;


Click Keyboard;


Go to the Keyboard Shortcuts tab;
Choose Services on the left sidebar and check“Encode Selected Audio Files” and 
“Encode Selected Video Files”

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