Extracting DVD audio?
Does anyone know how to do this? Say there is audio from a movie that I want. I know I can hook my audio into my computer and rip it. But, I am wondering if there is a program that will let you put the DVD into your computer's DVD drive and extract it some way through that? Anyone know?
I used to do this lots to make live CD's of DVD concerts. First your gonna need a program like DVD decryptor to rip the DVD to your hard drive. Then use DVD2AVI to extract audio. You can select the area of the film you want, or just leave the whole thing selected. If you "save project files" it will make a 1400 kbps .wav file of the movie. Then I use something like Total Recorder to split up into seperate tracks.
Originally posted by BootlegGuy:
I used to do this lots to make live CD's of DVD concerts. First your gonna need a program like DVD decryptor to rip the DVD to your hard drive. Then use DVD2AVI to extract audio. You can select the area of the film you want, or just leave the whole thing selected. If you "save project files" it will make a 1400 kbps .wav file of the movie. Then I use something like Total Recorder to split up into seperate tracks.
I used to do this lots to make live CD's of DVD concerts. First your gonna need a program like DVD decryptor to rip the DVD to your hard drive. Then use DVD2AVI to extract audio. You can select the area of the film you want, or just leave the whole thing selected. If you "save project files" it will make a 1400 kbps .wav file of the movie. Then I use something like Total Recorder to split up into seperate tracks.
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