Summary
Are you finding a way to extract audio from iTunes music videos? In this article, we will show you an effective way to convert iTunes M4V to MP3 format. In this way, you can play the entire song anytime, anywhere without repurchasing from iTunes Music.

“Is there any way to extract audio from iTunes music videos? I want to extract audio from The Weeknd’s ‘Save Your Tears’ music video so that I can transfer it to my iPod Shuffle to playback freely.”

iTunes Store is one of the biggest online media stores in the world, which has various kinds of music videos, movies, and TV shows for users to purchase and download for playback offline. Many music lovers would purchase music videos from iTunes so they can watch them freely on phones, tablets or computers via iTunes. So can you extract audio from iTunes music videos? In this way, you don’t need to spend money to repurchase the song from iTunes Store again. While, it seems not easy to extract audio form iTunes videos.

As we all know, all iTunes videos are encrypted in DRM-ed M4V format, so that you can only play iTunes videos through iTunes or Apple TV and other Apple-authorized devices. So it is even harder to extract audio from iTunes music videos. Don’t feel bad, there is a powerful iTunes M4V to MP3 converter – TunesBank Apple Music Converter comes in handy. With its help, you can easily extract audio from iTunes videos, including movies, music videos, TV shows and other videos.

Excellent iTunes M4V to MP3 Converter – TunesBank

TunesBank Apple Music Converter is a powerful converter to convert iTunes M4V to MP3 format from your iTunes downloads. Its has built-in DRM removal function to get the rid of the DRM encryption from all iTunes contents. That is to say, it is able to extract audio from iTunes videos, including movies, TV shows and music videos. Besides it can extract audio from iTunes music videos, it supports to convert iTunes M4V to MP3, M4A, FLAC, AAC and other popular audio formats, which can be highly compatible with any device and player.

Additionally, TunesBank allows you to convert iTunes M4V to MP3 in batches at super-fast conversion speed. After that, you can get a entire iTunes song without repurchasing from iTunes Store. And you can put these DRM-free songs to iPod Nano, Sony Walkman, SanDisk MP3 Player and other devices for playback.

Highlights of TunesBank Apple Music Converter:

  • Bypass the DRM protection from iTunes contents, Apple Music.
  • Extract audio from iTunes music videos without loss in quality.
  • Convert iTunes M4V to MP3, M4A and other common formats.
  • Extract audio from iTunes videos, like movies, music videos, etc.
  • Customize the output parameters according to your requirements.
  • Get a complete iTunes song without repurchasing from iTunes Store.
  • Play extracted iTunes songs on any device and player without limits.
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How to Extract Audio from iTunes Music Videos with TunesBank?

Now, let us guide you how to extract audio from iTunes videos with TunesBank Apple Music Converter. Then you can extract audio from iTunes music videos, and play them at anytime anywhere without interruptions.

Step 1. Open TunesBank Apple Music Converter
After downloading, installing the software, run the TunesBank Apple Music Converter on your Mac/PC computer. And iTunes App will be opened automatically. Your purchased iTunes videos will be show up into the converter.

launch itunes music converter

Step 2. Import iTunes Music Videos to TunesBank
To extract audio from iTunes music videos, just click the “Music Videos” from the left side, choose the M4V music videos you want to import and then load them by ticking the checkbox in front of each videos.

select itunes music videos

Step 3. Choose MP3 as Output Audio Format
To convert iTunes M4V to MP3, just set the output format as MP3 from the bottom “Output Settings” tab. You are also allowed to customize the other output settings, such as output quality, sample rate, bit rate, etc.

choose mp3 format

Step 4. Starting Convert iTunes M4V to MP3
Just hit the “Convert” button, TunesBank will do the rest things for you. After that, you can extract audio from iTunes videos successfully.

start extracting audios from itunes music

Step 5. Get the Extracted iTunes Audio
When the conversion is completed, you can find the extracted MP3 iTunes files by clicking “Finished” > “View Output Folder.

view output files

??? News: TunesBank Apple Music Converter V3.0.0 New Version

TunesBank recently launched the latest V3.0.0 for both Mac and Windows users. The new TunesBank Apple Music Converter V3.0.0 embeds the Apple Music web player. Compared with the old version, the new version simplifies the conversion process and enhances the conversion speed. It can be said that TunesBank Apple Music Converter V3.0.0 is a simpler and more professional Apple Music converter tool. It can help you convert all your Apple Music library, including music tracks, albums, artists and playlists.

Apple Music web player

*** Note that the new version doesn’t support to extract audio from iTunes videos. It only works for converting Apple Music contents.

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Simply log in to your Apple Music account, search and open any music content on Apple Music web player, set output audio parameters, then start conversion.

add apple music songs

The Bottom Lines

If you have downloaded iTunes M4V music videos, and you don’t want repurchase that song from iTunes Store. The best way is to extract audio from iTunes videos with professional iTunes M4V to MP3 converter – TunesBank Apple Music Converter. It can easily extract audio from iTunes music videos, movies and TV shows without losing any audio quality. After that, you can enjoy extracted iTunes audios at anytime, anywhere without restrictions.

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