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Synopsis: FlvToMp3 is a program which permits you to extract the sound track of a .flv file without loss of quality.The .mp3 is generated diectly from the .flv file without reencoding. It permits you to save the quality of the audio track you extract. (description from site)

Writes settings to: Application folder
How to extract: Download the ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice. Launch FlvToMp3.exe.
Stealth: Yes
License: Freeware
System Requirements: WinXP / Vista / 7
Download: http://sourceforge.net/projects/flvtomp3/

I personally like FLV Extract:
http://moitah.net/

Plus side is it also extracts the movie as well!

It's very tiny compared to FLVtoMp3.

EDIT: Might require .NET 2.0... I have it installed on my com so I can't tell if it works without it.

Thats a good point on the .Net element, looking at the SourceForge site it doesn't say if FlvToMp3 requires .Net.

FlvtoMp3 does not require .NET
But: FLV Extract is looking for "mscoree.dll" (microsoft .net runtime execution engine)

I use winff for this, so really anything ffmpeg based will do this (usually with out need of dependencies)

Just looked into WinFF.

FLV Extract (and I think FlvToMp3) does not transcode or convert the audio; it retains the original file format, so no loss of quality!

Added To TPFC: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=1585
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Great find, Guinness. Well done.

Because I'm a fan of choice, I've added FLV Extract to the DB:
http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=1590

It's small, but requires .NET Framework 2.0 and it's not stealth.

Vote it up if you like it.

i use this mp3 ripper, very simple - just drag your video onto it and the sound is ripped off
http://www.donationcoder.com/Forums/bb/ ... ic=20726.0

I dunno about the program as compared to FlvToMp3 but there's lots of interesting info on that thread -- thanks for posting.

FlvToMp3 finally put out an update 1.2.1

http://sourceforge.net/projects/flvtomp3/

Leaving it alone because an increasing number of FLV files I've seen are using AAC-encoded audio and don't want to take the chance that it's re-encoding. Using TAudioConverter instead.