I’m now working on quite a few applications, all of which are currently being tested and further improved—once again, thanks to the collaboration with Gemini (AI).

I’ve created a program that was missing from AROS: the FFmpeg Audio Extractor, which allows you to extract audio in MP3, WAV, FLAC, and AAC formats (with adjustable bitrates for MP3 and AAC).
Audio can be extracted from all video formats supported by FFmpeg.

The GUI was developed and compiled natively on AROS 64-bit v11; it’s very lightweight and converts extremely quickly in just a few seconds.

I’ve attached a screenshot!

Looks to be really useful, many thanks!

Cheers,
Nigel.

Since the FFmpeg Audio Extractor code consists of only one source file, I was able to compile it on AROS One 68k as well; both the compilation and the audio extraction are a bit slow, but it works.

On AROS One 68k, I integrated the latest AROS 68k Experimental build (Nicolas Ramz).

FFMpeg Audio Extractor Now in addition to extracting audio from all video formats such as AVI, MP4, MPG, WEBM, 3GP, WMV, MOV, MKV, XL, and CDXL, and saving them in WAVE, MP3, FLAC, AAC, and OGG, it can also convert all audio formats supported by FFmpeg into WAVE, MP3, FLAC, AAC, and OGG formats.

FFmpeg supports many other audio and video formats not listed here, which will still be supported.

Since there’s so much to test, if anyone would like a private copy to test, just ask.

Currently, the only issue (Guru) encountered is with MKV videos, an open container format that can store an unlimited number of video and audio tracks.

With MKV, audio extraction is only possible for certain formats; there’s no problem when extracting audio to WAVE. However, if FFmpeg Universal Tool is run from RAM, the Gurus disappear, so I assume the problem might lie with the file system.

Congratulations!

Now you have an FFMedia Converter. :-)

WinFF source code may give you some hints on how to convert MPEG files such as MPEG1 & MPEG4.

I'm working on another project, the FFmpeg Video Editor Tool. This tool lets you cut parts of videos in Direct Stream or other video formats, including MPG1. It will likely also handle video conversions we'll see how it goes.

Great thank you!

FFmpeg Audio Extractor available for download at Arosarchive !!!

Created a missing program on AROS, it is FFmpeg Audio Extractor, a useful
program that allows you to convert audio files or extract audio from all
videos supported by FFmpeg.

FFmpeg Audio Extractor can extract audio from video formats:
MP4, AVI, MKV, MOV, WMV, FLV, WEBM, MPEG, MPG, 3GP, OGV, M4V, XL, CDXL

It also converts between MP3, WAV, AAC, FLAC, and all audio formats:
WAV, MP3, AAC, FLAC, OGG, WMA, M4A, APE, ALAC, DTS, AC3, EAC3, MLP, TRUEHD,
PCM, AIFF, AU, SND, VOC, VOX, GSM, DSS, MSV, DVF, M4P, 3GPP, AMR, AWB, AA,
AAX, M4B, OGG, OPUS, MKA, MP2, MP1, M2A, XL, CDXL

For formats exported or converted to MP3 or AAC, it is possible to choose
the Bitrate value (kbps) and Adjust the volume.

The archive includes the source code, available for anyone who wants to improve the
program, or if anyone is interested in adding particular improvements, they can
report it on arosworld.org.

The GUI was created and compiled natively on AROS 64-bit v11 with the
contribution of A.I.

This software is provided 'as is', without warranty of any kind, express or implied.

The entire risk arising from the use or performance of the software remains with you.

In no event shall the author be liable for any special, incidental, direct, or
indirect damages.

FFmpegAudioExtractor has been updated in the AROS repository; every now and then I discover some errors, such as GUI messages that haven't been translated into the various available languages.

FFmpegAudioExtractor is now also available in a version for Amiga OS 3.x, but it also works on AROS 68k.