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Convert the first audio track in your NUT file to MP3, WAV, FLAC or another audio export. The video is not retained.
Local processing · no file upload
or drop multiple files here
.nut · Audio and video: MP3, WAV, MP4, MOV, MKV, MPEG / MPG… · Audio-only export.
Up to 40 MB and 10 minutes per file
Select multiple files: they are converted one after another on your device, using the same settings.
Local processing · no file upload
Only convert files you have permission to use.
Add a local .nut file, up to 40 MB and 10 minutes. It must contain a readable audio track, without DRM protection.
Choose from 18 audio exports. MP3, AAC, M4A, WMA, AC3, EAC3 and MP2 offer 128, 192 or 320 kbps. Videos are converted to audio, not to another video format.
Start the batch, then download each result or all audio files in a ZIP. Keep this tab open. An invalid file does not block the remaining files.
NUT belongs to the NUT Multimedia Container family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: PCM, MP3, Vorbis. If several audio tracks are present, only the first is exported in stereo. Other tracks and video are ignored. A filename extension does not guarantee compatibility: the engine checks the codec and actual duration. Silent, protected, damaged or incompatible files are rejected. No remote links or DRM bypass.
Conversion runs in your browser. Your file is not uploaded to MyBeatz, published or added to a library. The engine downloads on first use, which can take a moment. No account or MyBeatz credits are required.
Exports are stereo at 44.1 kHz. PCM and lossless formats use 16 bits; OGG, MKA and WebM use Vorbis quality 5. ALAC is saved as .m4a, unlike AAC M4A. Only the first audio track is retained, without video, tags, chapters or artwork. Keep your original.
A compact file for sharing, supported by most audio players.
Uncompressed PCM audio for editing and music production sessions.
OGG Vorbis output for projects and players that support this open format.
Lossless compression of the encoded audio, usually smaller than WAV.
AAC audio in an M4A container for compatible music libraries and players.
An ADTS AAC stream for tools that specifically require an .aac file.
AIFF export: PCM s16be in AIFF, for compatible audio tools and players.
WMA export: Windows Media Audio 2 in ASF / .wma, for compatible audio tools and players.
AC3 export: Dolby Digital (AC-3) in .ac3, for compatible audio tools and players.
EAC3 export: Dolby Digital Plus (E-AC-3) in .eac3, for compatible audio tools and players.
ALAC export: Apple Lossless (ALAC) in M4A / .m4a, for compatible audio tools and players.
MKA export: Vorbis in Matroska Audio / .mka, for compatible audio tools and players.
WEBM export: Vorbis in WebM / .webm, for compatible audio tools and players.
AU export: PCM s16be in Sun AU / .au, for compatible audio tools and players.
CAF export: PCM s16le in Core Audio Format / .caf, for compatible audio tools and players.
WV export: WavPack in .wv, for compatible audio tools and players.
TTA export: True Audio in .tta, for compatible audio tools and players.
MP2 export: MPEG Audio Layer II in .mp2, for compatible audio tools and players.
MP4 belongs to the MPEG-4 Part 14 family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: AAC, MP3, ALAC.
MOV belongs to the QuickTime Movie family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: AAC, PCM, ALAC.
AVI belongs to the Audio Video Interleave / RIFF family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: MP3, PCM, AC-3.
MKV belongs to the Matroska Video family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: AAC, Vorbis, FLAC, AC-3.
M4V belongs to the MPEG-4 Video family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: AAC, AC-3.
WMV belongs to the Windows Media / ASF family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: WMA, WMA Pro.
FLV belongs to the Flash Video family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: MP3, AAC.
MPEG belongs to the MPEG Program Stream family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: MP2, MP3, AC-3.
TS belongs to the MPEG Transport Stream family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: MP2, AAC, AC-3.
M2TS belongs to the MPEG-2 Transport Stream / BDAV family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: AC-3, E-AC-3, PCM.
MTS belongs to the AVCHD Transport Stream family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: AC-3, PCM.
VOB belongs to the DVD Video Object family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: AC-3, MP2, PCM.
3GP belongs to the 3GPP family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: AAC, AMR-NB.
3G2 belongs to the 3GPP2 family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: AAC, AMR.
OGV belongs to the Ogg Video family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: Vorbis, FLAC.
MXF belongs to the Material Exchange Format family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: PCM, AES3.
ASF belongs to the Advanced Systems Format family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: WMA, WMA Pro.
F4V belongs to the Flash MPEG-4 Video family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: AAC, MP3.
DIVX belongs to the DivX / AVI family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: MP3, AC-3.
RM belongs to the RealMedia family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: RealAudio, Cook.
RMVB belongs to the RealMedia Variable Bitrate family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: RealAudio, Cook.
NUT belongs to the NUT Multimedia Container family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: PCM, MP3, Vorbis.
OPUS belongs to the Ogg Opus family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: Opus.
APE belongs to the Monkey’s Audio family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: APE.
AMR belongs to the Adaptive Multi-Rate Narrowband family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: AMR-NB.
AWB belongs to the Adaptive Multi-Rate Wideband family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: AMR-WB.
AIFC belongs to the Audio Interchange File Format Compressed family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: PCM, A-law, µ-law.
SPX belongs to the Ogg Speex family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: Speex.
RA belongs to the RealAudio family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: RealAudio, Cook.
DTS belongs to the Digital Theater Systems family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: DTS.
DSF belongs to the DSD Stream File family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: DSD.
DFF belongs to the DSDIFF family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: DSD, DST.
TAK belongs to the Tom’s lossless Audio Kompressor family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: TAK.
W64 belongs to the Sony Wave64 family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: PCM.
M4B belongs to the MPEG-4 Audiobook family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: AAC, ALAC.
Yes, if the local file contains an audio track and a supported codec. The tool decodes that track and creates a new audio file; it does not produce video. NUT belongs to the NUT Multimedia Container family. Possible audio codecs, depending on the file: PCM, MP3, Vorbis. If several audio tracks are present, only the first is exported in stereo. Other tracks and video are ignored. A filename extension does not guarantee compatibility: the engine checks the codec and actual duration. Silent, protected, damaged or incompatible files are rejected. No remote links or DRM bypass.
Yes. The signal is decoded and encoded into the selected format. The tool does not simply change the file extension.
WAV is widely supported by music production and audio editing software. Convert your MP3 to WAV to prepare a track for your session, with a 16-bit stereo PCM export at 44.1 kHz.
Processing uses your device’s CPU and memory. Close other tabs, keep this one in the foreground and try a shorter file if necessary. Processing stops after three minutes.
No. This tool accepts local files only. It does not download music from platforms or remove DRM protections.
Yes. Select or drop multiple audio or video files and start the batch with the same output format. They are processed sequentially in your browser, without uploading to a server. Download results individually or in a ZIP. The 40 MB and 10-minute limits apply to each file.