You can invoke audio extraction from the VLC graphical user interface, or from the VLC command line.
In other words, it discards any video content from the input source, and it converts the audio content to the desired format. VLC can extract audio from any of the many input sources it supports, and write this audio to an audio-file in a variety of formats. Here, we'll show you the quick and easy way to extract audio from video using VLC Media Player. Besides, you probably already have VLC on your computer (and if you don't, you should). Actually, there are many ways to extract audio from video, but if you're looking for a most straightforward option, VLC is easy and free. Sometimes you might only need the audio clip in a video file to create a remix, dub in another language or insert it in another program.
