Convert REPLAY to MP3

What is a replay to MP3 conversion?

This is a valid question, as most game replay files (.replay file suffix) come from video games, and MP4 is the standard format for exporting game replays to video rather than only MP3 audio. Most users search for one of the many variants of 'game replay to video' conversions.

In case you are also searching for that kind of export, you better check out the replay to mp4 conversion entry covering this topic.

What may be the other reasons for replay to mp3 export?

Extracting or replacing audio track from replay

Rather than actually converting files, some users may be looking for a way to alter or eliminate the audio track from a game replay, most likely to cut content or remove some part of it. But there is also the case of adding a new audio track to the replay, like custom commentary, or the opposite in the form of removal of any audio data to reduce the file size of the replay.

Any video editor supporting audio track management and video editing can open exported replays and do necessary edits or exports.

Export of replays that do not come from computer games

The most obvious reason for replay to mp3 conversion is that these replays are not from computer games but rather from audio software or voice recording tools. The export is then searched for a way to produce a file that can be played on any device or using any media player, not just with the original tool.

No voice recorder or music composition tool appears to use .replay files; instead, they use unique file types. Almost all modern software supports the MP3 format, suggesting that achieving such an export should not be too difficult.