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VLC media player, alternative Linux à NinjaRipper
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VLC can replace NinjaRipper for users who need a quick way to pull audio from video files without installing a dedicated ripper. It handles all common containers, lets you convert the audio stream to MP3, WAV, FLAC or AAC without re‑encoding if you choose the “keep original audio” option, and offers both a GUI and a command‑line interface for scripting. Power users who require heavy batch processing or fine‑grained control over metadata may find VLC a bit limited, but for occasional or moderate workloads it is a solid, free Linux alternative.
- Licence
- GPL-2.0+
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 3.0.23 (1 janvier 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Supports MP4, MKV, AVI and other common containers
- Can extract audio streams without re‑encoding when using the conversion wizard
- Exports to MP3, WAV, AAC, FLAC and other common codecs
- Provides a graphical interface and a command‑line tool (cvlc) for scripting
Ce qui change
- No dedicated batch‑rip UI; you must set up a conversion job for each file or script it yourself
- Metadata handling is basic compared to NinjaRipper’s export options
- No built‑in profile for “audio‑only rip” – you have to choose conversion manually
- Lacks a shortcut for ripping multiple files at once via drag‑and‑drop
- Does not expose the same level of logging or progress detail as NinjaRipper
Ouvrir vos fichiers NinjaRipper
VLC can open any video file that NinjaRipper supports, since both rely on the same container formats. To export audio, use Media → Convert/Save, select the audio track, and choose a suitable codec. VLC does not produce NinjaRipper‑specific project files, but the resulting audio files (MP3, WAV, etc.) are identical to what NinjaRipper would output. If you need the exact NinjaRipper metadata format, VLC cannot generate it.
Passer de NinjaRipper à VLC media player, étape par étape
- Install VLC from your distribution’s repository or via Flathub
- Open VLC and choose Media → Convert/Save
- Add the video files you want to rip, select the audio track only, and choose a lossless or compressed codec
- Start the conversion; for many files, write a simple shell loop that calls cvlc with the same options
- Verify the extracted audio files and delete the originals if satisfied
Fonctionnalités clés de VLC media player
- Lit la plupart des formats audio et vidéo sans configuration
- Prend en charge les DVD, CD audio, VCD et flux réseau
- Prise en charge intégrée des sous-titres avec synchronisation
- Conversion de médias et édition de base
- Fonctionnalités de serveur de streaming
- Extensible via des plugins et des skins
- Interface en ligne de commande pour le scripting
Installer VLC media player sous Linux
flatpak install flathub org.videolan.VLCQuestions fréquentes
Can VLC extract audio without re‑encoding?
Yes, if you select the same codec as the source audio track in the conversion wizard, VLC will copy the stream unchanged.
Is there a way to batch‑process many videos with VLC?
You can script the command‑line tool cvlc or write a shell loop that calls ‘cvlc file --sout …’ for each file.
Does VLC support exporting to FLAC?
FLAC is available as an output codec in the conversion profile list, so you can export directly to FLAC.
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