So I’m sure others have covered this before, but I still want to share my preferred method for getting music from YouTube into my iTunes library. It goes without saying that by purchasing the album not only would you be better supporting the artist, but the audio quality will be much higher. However, for those live performances or difficult to find songs from trailers, etc. this method is pretty useful.
The program that I prefer to use for this is vDownloader. vDownloader is a free program that can create an MPEG, AVI, iPhone, PSP, and a number of other compatible video formats from a YouTube URL. However, it can also create an audio file (MP3) directly from a YouTube video, and the interface is simple to use:
1. After installation, simply open the program and an accompanying YouTube video.
2. Select the output format (in this case: MP3 (audio only)).
3. Copy the YouTube URL and paste it into the VIDEO URL box (it may do this automatically from the clipboard).
4. Select a file path, and wait for it to process.
It’s really simple, and the quality is pretty good also. If you’re looking to rip an MP3 from a live performance, this is definitely the way to go. Let me know if you have your own way of getting MP3 files from YouTube videos.
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