Software or online services that facilitate the transformation of audio content from the video-sharing platform into a universally compatible audio file format are widely available. For example, an individual might use such a tool to extract the soundtrack from a music video found on the platform and save it as a digital audio file.
The proliferation of these tools addresses a demand for offline accessibility and format compatibility. This enables users to listen to audio content without requiring an internet connection or being restricted by the platform’s native playback capabilities. The practice evolved alongside the growth of digital music consumption and the increased accessibility of online media.