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Hi
Sure it can, Tunebite can convert video to audio if you select the option of converting only audio: "Audio only". Check this box, redhatblueeyes, and you'll have audio part converted
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Oh I have figured that out in the meantime what I don't figure out right now is why after Tunebite finishes converting, the file doesn't appear in the overwiev? Hmm this happens for a short period of time. any clue Jeremiah55?
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As far as I remember it is something related to the names of output-files, characters or something...
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Thanks...characters indeed, too many caracthers actually
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I was tricked into trying some tool called Tunecab...don't let anyone fool you with that...because tunebite has not changed the name.
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I saw on some forums the same problems, this software is pretending to be Tunebite and has nothing to do with it, and tried it myself and scrwed up my sound-settings, took a while to restore them
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Hmm ...reading the 2 last posts I can only think that I probably use the best tool ever. Otherwise why should someone try to steal the name from other software?! Tunebite is the best!
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