I don't like listening to music via YouTube or Vimeo, but if you are not me and you like doing it, and plus you want to

do it without having to connect to the Internet or don't want to waste your traffic every time, then the MediaHuman

YouTube to MP3 Converter program will help you with this, which will not only download the desired video, but convert it

to MP3 format, that is, a music format that you can then listen to simply through any media player. It will also appeal

to those who hunt for soundtracks, audiobooks, you can find a lot of this stuff on YouTube and similar services.





Adding a link to start working with it is very simple, you can simply copy it to the clipboard, then the

software will automatically intercept it and offer you a work option, that is, the developers made sure that you and I

do not bother ourselves once again. If you have an iTunes library, there is a special setting for you that will allow

you to add an audio track to your song library after you have downloaded it, and you can also specify a playlist where

this track should be placed if you have different ones, for example, each genre has its own. Please note that the

developers have made this cool feature, after you have added a link to the video, the program will find the audio stream

and skip the video stream, thus the speed will increase dramatically, this will be especially noticeable when working

with HD and 4K videos.





There is another nice feature, it is that after the link has been added and the

video has been found, the application itself will determine the artist, the name of the video, then save all the

information in the file you are downloading, if you wish, you can change everything to suit your needs, actually, here

is such a simple built-in tag editor in front of you. When saving music, you can choose the original quality, without

conversion, which means no loss of quality and the download time will be much faster.





Having visited

the official website, I found information that the program works not only with the YouTube service, it also perfectly

accepts links from Vevo, Vimeo, Dailymotion and even Soundcloud. Therefore, there should be no problems, the whole

process is no different, so I think you can handle it.



I liked the implementation of the "drag & drop"

function - which means that the link does not necessarily have to be copied to the clipboard, you can simply drag it

with the mouse to the main window of the program and the download process will automatically start