Windows 10: I’m losing my mind trying to convert YouTube videos to MP3.

I really don’t get it how big YouTubers can overlay clips over what they recorded. I’ve asked this question before but still I’m not sure enough because the PC that I’m editing with (Windows 10, DavinciResolve) is also for gaming and kinda expensive. So far, YouTube-dl is the best solution for me.

(I found this information from random people, so it’s mostly not true)

Jdownloader - compromised Flash video downloader - recently hacked YouTube-dL - requires additional software in order to download just the audio. 4kdownload - compromised (Some video download extension, I think it’s called blue convert) - didn’t find any reviews

Can someone please help me out?

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Converting from iTunes to MP3

I'm sorry, I don't understand your reply (other than you seem to have the most recent version of iTunes, which would be 12.10).

You didn't explain how you downloaded anything from YouTube. Most of the YouTube audio downloaders with which I'm familiar download directly to *.mp3 files, with no further conversion necessary.

There is no "special file address" for iTunes.

Perhaps you're downloading videos from YouTube and are then attempting to convert those files to mp3. That can be done, although it adds a completely unnecessary step. In any event, such conversion has nothing to do with music purchased from iTunes.

Assuming that your answer to my question 1 would be that you would like to be able to add the sound track from a YouTube video to your iTunes library so that you can either play it directly in iTunes or sync it to your iPod, iPad, or iPhone, I can help you
if you either (a) provide a step by step explanation of how you are attempting to download music from iTunes and then convert it to mp3 or (b) provide an URL (Internet address) of an example of a YouTube video that you would like converted to mp3.

 

Youtube vid to mp3 converter

I want to find a program that will convert Youtube videos into mp3 files. I don't directly torrent or something along those lines because such files are not available.

What do you guys use? What do you guys recommend?

Thank you for your help in advance. If wrong forum please point me to the correct direction.

 

Trying to convert a concert DVD to MP3 with VLC not working

I have a Jimmy Buffett concert DVD that plays great (video) with VLC music player. I'm trying to convert the files to MP3 so I can burn a CD and play it in my car. I've read the directions so many times I almost have them memorized, and I've watched VLC's video on YouTube, but after doing the conversion and playing the music back on VLC, it sounds like it's double-time, the playback is twice the speed of the recording-almost gibberish.

I wonder if there's a setting to control that-or if I changed some setting w/o realizing it to cause that. I'm open to ideas or suggestions. TIA

Larry aka
Bristol, TN