Do you have a favorite line in a movie or video that you want to listen to over and over again in your MP3 player? The usual option is to record the audio of the film with another gadget or have another application record the audio. Although those options are good, the audio quality is often not movie quality. The sound will not be too loud or additional sounds might even be recorded (for external gadgets).

That’s where Agogo FLV to MP3 Converter excels. Instead of letting you use a third party application, Agogo FLV will rip the sound off the video and convert it them into MP3 for your listening pleasure.

Don’t be fooled with the title. The application is not only able to rip audio from FLV files but could also rip audio from different formats. Even audios from videos straight from DVDs could be ripped and converted into MP3.  Audios from SVCD and VCDs could even be ripped. The audios from 3gp files (usually from mobile devices) could also be ripped.

Like most rippers, this requires a little bit of familiarization especially if you want to work with DVDs. Instead of playing the DVD automatically for selecting the audio source, you need to manually open the files in the disc from your computer to extract the video. But once the file has been loaded in the application, you just point the location of the audio for easy ripping. You could even rip the entire film or in batches of files. Automatic shutdown option is also possible if think your ripping will last for hours.

Check it out at http://www.dvdmp4.net/flv-to-mp3.html

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