Extract the Audio Track from Video in Mac OS X

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QuickTime Player lets you extract any playable videos audio track as it's own .m4a file. No additional downloads or apps are required, everything is built right into Mac OS X.

You can also use Mac OS X's built-in encoding tools to do an audio extraction directly in the Finder, read about that here:

http://osxdaily.com/2012/01/16/convert-video-to-audio-mac-os-x-lion/



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