Im not sure about how the other app does it but tubemate downloads the whole file including video even if you only want the music so it wastes storage space.
thats what i used to use though
To extract sound I think you do have to download the whole video FLV file. I've done it on a PC with Audacity by importing the video file. Audacity ignores the video data, and you're just left with the audio, which you can save as MP3, etc. I've sometimes done this for lessons with nursery-rhyme songs, where I just need the sound and not video. It's not circumventing DRM.
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