audio-extractor

You can extract audio from video URLs or local files and convert it to MP3, M4A, FLAC, WAV, or OPUS. The Skill handles format conversion automatically while allowing you to specify output quality and naming conventions for the resulting audio files.

Yes, you can batch download audio from entire playlists using yt-dlp. The Skill supports processing multiple audio streams from playlists, allowing you to selectively download tracks and embed metadata like album art and artist information into the output files.

Yes, yt-dlp supports audio extraction from over 1500 websites, including YouTube, SoundCloud, and Bandcamp. The Skill leverages this to facilitate downloading audio-only content from various online platforms and converting it to your desired format.

You can convert extracted video audio to MP3, M4A, FLAC, WAV, or OPUS formats. The Skill utilizes ffmpeg for the conversion process and facilitates embedding metadata such as track title, artist, album, and cover art directly into the resulting audio files.

You need yt-dlp and ffmpeg installed as dependencies to download and convert audio files. The Skill uses these underlying tools to extract audio from over 1500 websites, convert formats, handle batch downloads, and embed cover art and metadata into the output files.

Your video to audio conversion might not include cover art if metadata embedding is not configured. The Skill facilitates embedding track title, artist, album, and cover art into audio files, but you must ensure these options are specified during the extraction and conversion process.