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Pazera Free Audio Extractor 1.3Extract audio tracks from video files to MP3, AAC, AC3, WMA or WAV. AVI to MP3, FLV to MP3, AVI to WAV |
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Pazera Free Audio Extractor is an absolutely free application that extracts audio tracks from video files without loss of sound quality or convert them to MP3, AAC, AC3, WMA, FLAC, OGG or WAV format. The application supports all major video formats (AVI, FLV, MP4, MPG, MOV, RM, 3GP, WMV, VOB and other), moreover, allows the conversion of music files, so it can be used as a universal audio converter. The program has a number of predefined settings (profiles) specially designed for novice users. While more advanced users can customize audio encoding parameters for its own needs. |
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| Release date: | 04.04.2009 |
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english, polish |
| License: | freeware |
| System: | NT/98/Me/2000/XP/2003/Vista |
| File size: | 2.5 MB |
| Views: | 750,068 |
| Downloads: | 339,243 |
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User's comments (All comments: 17)
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2010-07-13, 07:42:25 |
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Jomana (IP hash: c499f81e) |
Thank u very much for this program, but I have found a
very nice program also called audio converter extractor
max which converts any audio file to any format in a
simple manner and what surprised me that it was for free
,find it here http://audiotools.ws |
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2010-04-25, 04:13:49 |
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Sam (IP hash: 2791d12a) |
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Could you please update to the new version of lame. Thanks for an awesome tool. |
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2010-02-18, 08:36:26 |
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orientix (IP hash: 3e29ff40) |
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Good program. No need for help files. Super simple to understand. Had a bunch of old VCD's which I can enjoy again by ripping the music to wav or mp3 |
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2010-01-26, 03:34:24 |
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john (IP hash: 99f88b7a) |
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It is a very good tool. But it doesn't understand file names with asain character. Once loaded into this tool, the file name showed ???. Can you fix it on the next release? Thx. |
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2010-01-17, 17:37:37 |
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milko (IP hash: b02190d9) |
Hi,
thank you very much for this greet program. It's so easy to use, my wife is ready to work with them only after 1 minutes:-)
wow! |
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2010-01-17, 04:34:58 |
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clayj2002 (IP hash: ea4753b7) |
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Works great! My only complaint is that I can't get it to convert flv files downloaded from YouTube. I get an "unsupported codec" message repeating down the black operation window. Once this happens, I can't use the "abort" button on the window, but instead have to close it with the "X" button top right corner. Anybody have a fix for this? In the meantime, I simply save my YouTube downloads in mp4 instead of flv. This app chews through the project then like cruller! |
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2009-12-08, 06:02:22 |
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None (IP hash: c4370bd2) |
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Best! |
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2009-11-03, 02:11:32 |
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Andrew Norman (IP hash: d9e861ae) |
I converted a mov file to mp3 and selected a bit rate of 160. The resultant file had a bit rate of 64.
What went wrong? |
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2009-09-23, 20:23:20 |
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kenkrupa (IP hash: 1eb904c5) |
I tried tried another DVD and it worked fine. Maybe the first one I tried was encrypted or copy protected or something. This program is totally excellent.
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2009-09-23, 16:04:02 |
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kenkrupa (IP hash: 1eb904c5) |
Works great - found it for converting flac to wav.
I see it's also supposed to convert VOB, but doesn't work for me. I get error:
D:\VIDEO_TS\VIDEO_TS.VOB: Unknown format
There doesn't seem to be any kind of support to turn to (that's OK considering it's free). That's not what I was after though - it would just be a very nice bonus if it did work. Otherwise it seems excellent. |
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2009-09-19, 21:19:48 |
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Scrap (IP hash: 1c4aabd0) |
Exactly what I was looking for. And fast also.
Thank you |
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2009-08-23, 04:45:56 |
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Mark (IP hash: 0558d7a8) |
FFmpeg is the real star of the show here but this is a very useful front-end for audio extraction purposes. After being messed around by other audio extraction software (eg. unable to extract original stream) this is a freeware package that does exactly what is asked of it.
You could put a preset into say WinFF that would allow you to do the same thing but that needs a pre-set directory and extracting the original audio would be a nuisance. It's much to have this program do the work for you. |
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2009-08-17, 19:40:58 |
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grig (IP hash: 15437fc2) |
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Highly recommended. The best audio extractor that I’ve used so far. Thank you, Jacek. |
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2009-06-05, 18:15:49 |
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DaKraut (IP hash: fcd11dc0) |
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You GOTTA be kiddin' me! This is the PERFECT tool. Why? It's easy to use and self-explanatory even for a PC nerd like me! My problem was that I had old concert footage on my pc which I wanted to hear in the car. It was video footage in .avi and other formats. Even though I couldn't WATCH the show in the car (as car players don't play the video while driving), I was able to HEAR it. Now I have a new car and a new DVD player (inbuilt) which does NOT play region code 0 DVD. But since this footage is not commercially available and only exists on video, I wanted to at least extract the audio. I searched hi and lo - until I found the one-stop converter. And it's "Da Pazera", as I now call it. I downloaded it about 15 minutes ago - and it's heaven. Thanks so much for this!!!!! |
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2009-05-01, 16:44:49 |
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nickboy (IP hash: c8efa01d) |
Great piece of software!
I have a question, though. I'm trying to extract the Japanese track (#0.2) of a movie, but Pazera always extracts the English one (#0.1 by default). How can I change that? I know it's in the command-line part, and I read the .txt and tried on my own... but it gives me an error. Anyone can help?
Cheers! |
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2009-04-15, 04:22:45 |
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andrew_berge (IP hash: 4bdb7717) |
Ultimate audio converter/extractor.
It supports ripping vob files to FLAC, which is absolutely wonderful.
I can convert concert DVDs to audio without loss of quality now.
Overall Awesome. |
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2009-04-08, 23:01:56 |
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dlctzLuzTXwM (IP hash: ca9252ad) |
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Must have: , |
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