Solved How to extract the audio from MP4 and burn it on a CD-ROM

[goedel]

I do have a program for extracting the digital audio from an MP4 and create an MP3. I have another program to burn a CD-ROM from and MP3. By using the two programs I can burn an audio from an MP4 to a CD audio track or tracks.

Is there a single program that will accomplish the two tasks, maybe faster? My goal is to transfer a folder of MP4 files onto a CD audio disc. Is there a program that will perform the bulk transfer of an MP4 folder to an audio disk?

 

[Macboatmaster]

I am unsure about bulk transfer as I have never tried it but Windows Media player will convert Mpeg4 to MP3 and I have used it often to make audio CD`s, although I now mainly use USB flash pens, as both of my vehicles and my TV house audio setup take these.
In doing so it simply extracts the audio files from the MP4
See here
https://www.techwalla.com/articles/how-to-convert-mp4-to-mp3-in-windows-media-player

I have seen mentioned that VLC is somewhat more efficient
https://www.vlchelp.com/convert-video-audio-mp3/

if you wish to try it here is the free download for VLC
https://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html

 

[Noyb]

Still 2 steps, I use ...
Pazera Audio Extractor to batch convert to a folder .. And Image Burn to Burn the CD
Just be careful and do not let Image burn install anything else,
It may ask for permission to install adware.

 

[goedel]

It's the bulk transfer I want, and I don't use WMP. I deleted it because it was a pain in the neck, too intrusive!

 

[Macboatmaster]

I have never thought of Windows Media Player as intrusive
Good luck with finding what you want

I now realise that you have started this topic when you already had this
https://forums.techguy.org/threads/how-to-convert-mp3-to-audio-cd-w-o-wmp.1214842/#post-9532803

My thoughts are similar to those expressed on the earlier topic.

 

[goedel]

Still 2 steps, I use ...
Pazera Audio Extractor to batch convert to a folder .. And Image Burn to Burn the CD
Just be careful and do not let Image burn install anything else,
It may ask for permission to install adware.

Thanks for Pazera! I shall try it! Thanks, too , for the warning. I am wary when I download.

 

[Noyb]

The major doesn't list it as ad supported ... But I mentioned the caution anyway.
There are a few in this freeware category that are.
No harm ... just be careful

Pazera has no problem batch processing.

 

[plodr]

Pazera will bulk extract BUT you can't write it to a CD. It takes 2 steps for what you want to do.