Web sites with audio resources for a lot of languages

[SergeyP]

If your level is good enough you can download classical audiobooks from LibriVox: https://librivox.org/

Also you can use audio tracks from movies: http://www.workaudiobook.com/WorkAudioB ... ag=windows
But WorkAudioBook isn't good enough in splitting audio, if there are a lot background noise.
But if you also have good subtitles in SRT format for this movie this will help you.
With subtitles you can select in Settings > Subtitles > Select phrases: "Exactly as subtitles" option.

Also you can extract audio tracks and subtitles from YouTube videos: http://www.workaudiobook.com/WorkAudioB ... ag=windows

[andwan0]

I love this APP and you must've read my mind when I thought of the idea of using MOVIES/FILMS to help learn English. I too googled for best audio extractor and used "Pazera Audio Extractor".

I found the MP3 to be extremely long (like over 2 hours), so I used Subtitle Edit (http://www.nikse.dk/SubtitleEdit/) to split them into 30min parts.

Then I use mp3DirectCut http://mpesch3.de1.cc/mp3dc.html to AUTO split into 30 minute equal parts.

Tested it and parts 3, etc. look good & in sync.