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ripping audio from dvd

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Is there any way to extract the audio from a DVD and store it on my hard drive so the kids don't trash the DVD playing the music? Thanks

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Look around for DVD Ripper...Also, some research into the various formats used for movies is in order....AC3, and so forth.
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Originally posted by phil22407
Is there any way to extract the audio from a DVD and store it on my hard drive so the kids don't trash the DVD playing the music? Thanks

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Post by phil22407 »

Thanks. I was hopping it would be as easy as ripping a CD audio to disk. Looks like a lot to learn. Thanks.

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Post by Jim »

I believe a freeware program called DVD2AVI will do exactly what you're looking for in just one step.

Although you'll need to rip the DVD using a program like Smart Ripper first, there should be an option on the DVD2AVI menu to convert the DVD audio track (of your choice) to a WAV file. There may also be options for AC3 or even MP3 as well.
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Thanks. There were a lot of different approaches to look at. So I'd have to rip the entire DVD audio first, then try to pick out the corredt tracks to convert to audio, I assume. Thanks.

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