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video to wav file app

erosseross
in General App Discussion

wasn’t there an app release a short time back that can take the audio from a video on your phone and save it out as a wav file?

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  • catherdercatherder

    @eross said:
    wasn’t there an app release a short time back that can take the audio from a video on your phone and save it out as a wav file?

    Koala Sampler can import video clips and extract the audio.

  • ejacul337ejacul337

    Again, a shortcut exists to rip any audio you can hear into an mp3. Check out the shortcuts on your device (the shortcuts app)

    But several apps allow u to do this... the new gadget sampler, koala, etc....

  • erosseross

    @ejacul337 said:
    Again, a shortcut exists to rip any audio you can hear into an mp3. Check out the shortcuts on your device (the shortcuts app)

    But several apps allow u to do this... the new gadget sampler, koala, etc....

    oooo what’s the new gadget sampler ?

  • erosseross

    koala, yeah that’s a good idea

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @eross said:
    wasn’t there an app release a short time back that can take the audio from a video on your phone and save it out as a wav file?

    You can use the built-in Shortcut app.

  • erosseross

    @espiegel123 said:

    @eross said:
    wasn’t there an app release a short time back that can take the audio from a video on your phone and save it out as a wav file?

    You can use the built-in Shortcut app.

    does this save as a wav or mp3?

  • erosseross

    @eross said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @eross said:
    wasn’t there an app release a short time back that can take the audio from a video on your phone and save it out as a wav file?

    You can use the built-in Shortcut app.

    does this save as a wav or mp3?

    also how do you make this work. i e never used shortcuts?

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @eross said:

    @eross said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @eross said:
    wasn’t there an app release a short time back that can take the audio from a video on your phone and save it out as a wav file?

    You can use the built-in Shortcut app.

    does this save as a wav or mp3?

    also how do you make this work. i e never used shortcuts?

    If you do a web or forum search you will probably get your answer

  • GeoTonyGeoTony

    I use this https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/mp3-converter/id1534111101
    I think it’s free.

  • ejacul337ejacul337

    Ah man, yeah for anyone who hasn't discovered the shortcuts on iOS, it can automate. Slew of shit for you. I have several audio ones that not only rip the audible signal to .aac (or whatever format) but it makes a copy, saves it to iCloud and then deletes the original.

  • erosseross

    @GeoTony said:
    I use this https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/mp3-converter/id1534111101
    I think it’s free.

    thanks

  • erosseross

    @ejacul337 said:
    Ah man, yeah for anyone who hasn't discovered the shortcuts on iOS, it can automate. Slew of shit for you. I have several audio ones that not only rip the audible signal to .aac (or whatever format) but it makes a copy, saves it to iCloud and then deletes the original.

    ohh cool. i gotta figure this shortcuts things out. sounds awesome

  • ejacul337ejacul337

    Lots of resources for shortcuts, even a web library of others shortcuts- lots of audio ones already made up for ya.

  • offbrandsoffbrands
    edited November 29

    Shortcuts can get pretty deep.
    It’s a rabbithole but well worthwhile.

    If you get a-shell mini you can use ffmpeg and utilizing a shortcut like this would enable your phone to be a whole ass extraction super power.

    YouTube, Youtube Music, Twitter, Instagram. The world’s your oyster.

    The above shortcut even lets you download just audio from a video or choose a specific bitrate of a video as well to save space.

    —-

    Edit - The above shortcut is a mod on this shortcut, as it had a bug from the Twitter to X situation.

    Routine Hub in general is like Patchstorage for Apple Shortcuts.

    There might be a YouTube bug that states a sign in is needed now that I solved on my personal edit of this shortcut but forgot to note what I did to fix it.

    if anyone ends up using this shortcut and encounters this screenshot the bug error as it’s not the one published on this GitHub issue. It’s a code of some kind that led to me to the line to sign in auto and fix.

    Edit 2: a previous post incorrectly stated the need to download ffmpeg, but it comes standard on a-shell mini, so I’ve edited the language to reflect that. Apologies for any confusion

  • EdZABEdZAB

    Already answered but another option is Neon Audio Editor from 4Pockets, in case you have it. At this point I would say it's about what is easiest and produces results the quickest, since there are so many options.

  • offbrandsoffbrands

    @offbrands said:
    Shortcuts can get pretty deep.
    It’s a rabbithole but well worthwhile.

    If you get a-shell mini you can use ffmpeg and utilizing a shortcut like this would enable your phone to be a whole ass extraction super power.

    YouTube, Youtube Music, Twitter, Instagram. The world’s your oyster.

    The above shortcut even lets you download just audio from a video or choose a specific bitrate of a video as well to save space.

    —-

    Edit - The above shortcut is a mod on this shortcut, as it had a bug from the Twitter to X situation.

    Routine Hub in general is like Patchstorage for Apple Shortcuts.

    There might be a YouTube bug that states a sign in is needed now that I solved on my personal edit of this shortcut but forgot to note what I did to fix it.

    if anyone ends up using this shortcut and encounters this screenshot the bug error as it’s not the one published on this GitHub issue. It’s a code of some kind that led to me to the line to sign in auto and fix.

    Edit 2: a previous post incorrectly stated the need to download ffmpeg, but it comes standard on a-shell mini, so I’ve edited the language to reflect that. Apologies for any confusion

    The above method I’ve mentioned is a bit nerdy and can get in the weeds.

    If all you need is audio from a video you already have many apps let you import videos and will extract the audio from the video. A couple off the top of my head.

    If you have these use them and save yourself the time if all that extra stuff isn’t necessary! Also @ejacul337 listed the easy shortcut way to extract audio from video! This is perfectly sound.

    My adhd ass likes to fiddle and I often fall down a hyperfocus rabbit hole - don’t waste the time if you don’t need to!!

  • pbelgiumpbelgium

    I've used Neon and Media Assistant. Nice thing about these two are they can also do the reverse - attach music to video.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    There is a bunch out there.

    This one is free, no trackers less then 2mb
    Vid2Aud
    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vid2aud/id1608741101

  • id_23id_23

    Wavebox
    I use it often.
    Very useful

  • bpertbpert

    Wave box seconded. Super powerful. My go to sound editor for iOS and have tried them all.

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