Jodix Video MP3 Extractor 1.12

Publisher review:
Jodix Video MP3 Extractor can extract audio from all popular formats of video into MP3 files which can be played in MP3 Players. Jodix Video MP3 Extractor can also work as a simple but effective converter that helps you convert avi, divx, wmv, asf, mpeg, vob, dvd, mov, mp4, rm to mp3.

Key features:

1.Id3 Tag can be derived from source video file automatically or edited manually as you like.
2.By choosing the start and end point, you can fine tune the selection of the source video file to extract into MP3.
3.Jodix Video MP3 Extractor can also be used as an easy converter that can convert all popular formats of media files (such as .avi, .mpg, .wmv, .mov, .vob, .rm) to MP3.
4.Jodix Video MP3 Extractor is very easy to use and very fast to work.
Requirements:
Pentium-compatible processor, 32 MB RAM (128 MB suggested)

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
Major Update

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