1. Go to Youtube.
2. Copy the link and paste it in
www.video2mp3.net
3. ???
4. Profit.
(08-13-2011, 08:07 AM)Retrotiger Wrote: [ -> ]1. Go to Youtube.
2. Copy the link and paste it in www.video2mp3.net
3. ???
4. Profit.
If you want crappy 60-80bit sound files, then maybe. With almost all youtube uploads, they get encoded into an flv, or mp4 I believe if you're set to another file format, and with the conversion, comes quality loss. Youtube to mp3 generally generates very poor quality Audio. I've done testing with this and it almost sounds like mp3 extracting from a youtube video gives the output a higher dc offset, which really sounds horrible. It's like a monochrome, trebled, version of an original music file.
If you know how to use googles search algorithms you can usually get whatever you want anyway.
Example: *This will return ALL search results from Mediafire ONLY on the search pages.
Code:
music site:mediafire.com
Or you can use the file format identifier and get what you want in that regard, whether it's wav (high quality/high filesize), or mp3 (standard).
Either way, if you convert Youtube to MP3, convert them to WAV first, then convert the WAV to an MP3, because the MP3 will retain most of the WAV quality in bitrate.
i like a thing called youtube to mp3 its a nice site to get some songs off YT
Just download ARES. - Like a BAUSS!
does this make you lag when you do it?
How do you exactly search for music then, Ace? I ain't experienced around the subject.
(08-15-2011, 04:30 PM)Retrotiger Wrote: [ -> ]How do you exactly search for music then, Ace? I ain't experienced around the subject.
You search for it on youtube and then copy the URL and then paste that into the box on the website. Then the website converts it for you and gives you the download link.
(08-15-2011, 05:17 PM)Annuit Coeptis Wrote: [ -> ]You search for it on youtube and then copy the URL and then paste that into the box on the website. Then the website converts it for you and gives you the download link.
I still wouldn't do it that way. There's always an mp3 download of the original ripped from the CD itself out there, and that youtube converted-quality stuff is bad quality.
(08-15-2011, 04:30 PM)Retrotiger Wrote: [ -> ]How do you exactly search for music then, Ace? I ain't experienced around the subject.
I gave you examples on how to search.
If you want "Poker Face" by laday Gaga, then do something like:
Code:
poker face fileformat:mp3
If you want it from mediafire then do something like:
Code:
poker face site:mediafire.com
If you want to make a really specific search, you can
try:
Code:
poker face site:mediafire.com fileformat:mp3
(08-15-2011, 05:48 AM)Ace Wrote: [ -> ]If you want crappy 60-80bit sound files, then maybe. With almost all youtube uploads, they get encoded into an flv, or mp4 I believe if you're set to another file format, and with the conversion, comes quality loss. Youtube to mp3 generally generates very poor quality Audio. I've done testing with this and it almost sounds like mp3 extracting from a youtube video gives the output a higher dc offset, which really sounds horrible. It's like a monochrome, trebled, version of an original music file.
If you know how to use googles search algorithms you can usually get whatever you want anyway.
Example: *This will return ALL search results from Mediafire ONLY on the search pages.
Code:
music site:mediafire.com
Or you can use the file format identifier and get what you want in that regard, whether it's wav (high quality/high filesize), or mp3 (standard).
Either way, if you convert Youtube to MP3, convert them to WAV first, then convert the WAV to an MP3, because the MP3 will retain most of the WAV quality in bitrate.
http://youtube-tomp3.com
You already tested mine
edit: As for what Ace is talking about that is far too complicated. Just type "download" after the song name + artist. For example: "brunos mars lighters download"
Easy as pie.
(08-15-2011, 07:43 PM)Laugh Wrote: [ -> ]http://youtube-tomp3.com
You already tested mine
edit: As for what Ace is talking about that is far too complicated. Just type "download" after the song name + artist. For example: "brunos mars lighters download"
Easy as pie.
Not complicated at all, and say there was a song called "The Hangover"
"The Hangover Download" would bring up movie results as well as your song, assuming your song is rated high enough to get on the first few pages.