Extract Audio from Video ? | #shorts @iGeeksBlog

Have you ever wanted to extract the audio from a video but didn't want to hassle with complex editing software? Well, today is your lucky day! We're going to show you a super simple way to do it using a shortcut, and it’s surprisingly quick and easy. Let’s dive in!

Step-by-Step Guide

Download the Shortcut: First, you'll need a specific shortcut for this task. Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered. The link for this shortcut is available in the bio.
Select Your Video: Once you've downloaded the shortcut, open it. You will then need to select the video from which you want to extract the audio.
Open and Share: After opening the video, navigate to the 'Share' option.
Separate Audio: In the sharing options, you'll find an option to 'Separate Audio.' Click on that.
Save the Audio: The process will take a few seconds. After it's done, you will be prompted to choose a location to save your newly extracted audio file. And that's it!

Voila! Your job is done. Now you have a separate audio file from your video without needing any editing software!

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FAQ

Do I need any special software to extract audio from video?
- No, you don't need any special editing software. Just a specific shortcut will do the job, and the link for it is in the bio.
How long does it take to separate the audio from the video?
- The process takes only a couple of seconds.
Where can I download the required shortcut?
- You can download the shortcut from the link provided in the bio.
Can I choose where to save the extracted audio file?
- Yes, you will be prompted to select the location where you want to save the audio file.
Is this method beginner-friendly?
- Absolutely! This method is straightforward and designed for users of all skill levels.

Enjoy the ease of separating audio from your video files and stay tuned to iGeek's Blog for more handy tech hacks!