How do I convert video to mp3 audio on my pc?

Converting video to MP3 on Windows computer can be useful, but there are several disadvantages and limitations you should be aware of:

• You only get the audio, so any visual information (e.g., music videos, tutorials, speeches) is lost.
• Depending on the conversion settings and the original video's quality, the resulting MP3 may have reduced audio quality, especially if compressed heavily.
• Converting copyrighted videos without permission can infringe on intellectual property rights, leading to legal issues.
• The MP3 file may lose important metadata like artist, album, or cover art unless properly preserved during conversion.
• Some free or pirated conversion tools can contain malware, adware, or unwanted software. Always use reputable, trusted software.
• In rare cases, especially with poorly encoded videos, the audio may become out of sync or have glitches after conversion.
• Converting video to MP3 is usually a one-way process; editing or extracting specific parts can be complicated without additional tools.
• MP3s are compressed formats, which may not be suitable if you need high-fidelity audio or lossless quality (consider formats like FLAC).
• Some MP3 files may have compatibility issues with certain players if metadata or encoding is not standardized.