How to download mp3 from YouTube

Question:
A program to download mp3 from YouTube?
How can I download the audio from YouTube to mp3 form? Someone said there’s a program that can download YouTube mp3s. It would be nice if it had other formats as well, but not needed.

Answer:
The easiest way you could do to solve this problem is record the music from YouTube to mp3 form using recording software that records sounds on your computer, Streaming Audio Recorder can help you do it. It can detect and record any streaming audio playing through your PC.
With this tool, you can easily record any online music, internet radio and record sound on your computer. So you can simply download mp3 from YouTube, download YouTube mp3s, download song from YouTube, get YouTube music, get mp3 from YouTube, extract YouTube mp3, and extract mp3 from YouTube to your computer.

This tutorial will show you how to download mp3 from YouTube simply and easily.
Step 1: Download and Launch Streaming Audio Recorder. Click “Settings” to set the format of downloaded YouTube music as MP3. You can also save the audio files as WMA, WAV, AC3, M4A, AAC, etc.

Step 2: Open YouTube.com and choose the music you want to download, play it and click “Record” to start downloading mp3 from YouTube.
Step 3: When YouTube music video is playing, streaming audio recorder will extract mp3 from flv videos the background automatically. Click “Browser” to check the mp3 files extracting from YouTube.

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