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How to convert mp4 to mp3 free in Windows 11?
- Aug 16, 2025
I had a similar task of converting MP4 files to MP3 for easier listening. I ended up using AudioKise, and it worked pretty well. It’s straightforward, supports batch conversion, and keeps the audio quality decent. If you’re on Windows or macOS, it’s worth a try.
https://www.appdailyguide.com/convert-mp4-to-mp3
I followed this tutorial and it worked great!
I've downloaded random converters before, and it’s super frustrating when they just don’t support MP4 files. Always check that the software or online tool explicitly mentions support converting MP4 to MP3. Learning this the hard way can be a real time-waster. Sometimes, when you convert files, the default settings may compress the audio too much. I once ended up with an MP3 that sounded like it was recorded through a tin can! Before you hit convert, check the settings and choose a higher bitrate if you want to maintain sound quality.
After converting, I’ve had files scattered everywhere. It’s best to create a designated folder for your converted files or rename them on the spot. You don’t want to search through a messy Downloads folder later on! If you care about things like album art or song titles, some conversion tools don’t handle metadata well. I’ve lost some really cool album covers in the past because I forgot about that. Look for tools that maintain or allow you to edit metadata.
i do have a method, i use xbox game bar and record them on wikipedia and i convert those mp4s to mp3s, but I am only here to know how to do this without websites because of crappy parental controls blocking the sites and microsoft family features takes a day to approve so it is dumb