How to convert a long video
- Copy the link of the mix, live set, podcast episode or concert.
- Paste it into the box at the top of YT320MP3 — or type its name to search.
- Pick the quality (see the table below) and press Convert.
- A progress bar shows the download and conversion. A long video takes longer than a single song — usually a minute or two.
- Press Download to save the MP3.
The length limit is 60 minutes per video. The duration is shown next to every search result, so you can check it before converting.
File size per bitrate
| Length | 320kbps | 192kbps | 128kbps |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 minutes | ~72 MB | ~43 MB | ~29 MB |
| 60 minutes | ~144 MB | ~86 MB | ~58 MB |
Not sure which one to choose? The difference is explained in 320 vs 192 vs 128 kbps.
Which bitrate for what
- DJ mixes and live sets on good speakers — 320kbps. Bass and cymbals stay clean.
- Mixes for headphones on the go — 192kbps is a good balance of quality and space.
- Talk podcasts and audiobooks — 128kbps is plenty for speech and saves space on your phone.
Tips for mixes and podcasts
- Several episodes or sets at once: put them in a YouTube playlist and paste the playlist link — the first 10 videos are converted. Each one must still be under 60 minutes.
- On a phone: see the guides for iPhone and Android to find the file after downloading.
- Cover art: the video thumbnail is embedded as square artwork, so the mix is easy to recognise in your music app.
- Download soon: converted files are deleted from our server after about 2 hours.
Frequently asked questions
How long can a video be?
Up to 60 minutes. Longer videos are refused with a clear message, because they would take too long to prepare for everyone else in the queue.
How big is a one-hour mix as MP3?
About 144 MB at 320kbps, 86 MB at 192kbps and 58 MB at 128kbps.
Can I split a mix into separate tracks?
No. The mix is saved as one continuous MP3, exactly as it was played. That keeps the transitions intact, which is usually what you want for a mix.
Which bitrate should I choose for a mix or podcast?
320kbps for music you will play on good speakers, 192kbps for headphones on the go, and 128kbps for talk podcasts where file size matters more than detail.