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igor948
Member

16 Posts
2/06
Posted - Jul 27 2006 : 8:45PM
I haven't found a program that successfully lifts soundtracks from video DVDs to a sound file. I've purchased a concert video that I wanted to listen to in my car CD player. I used to work as an Audio/Video editor and can manipulate just about any kind of audio file under the sun. I just not have been able to find a program to rip the audio track from a DVD. Obviously, open source or freeware would be best. Any suggestions? I know that you guys have some big brains out there!
K
Smitten Kitten

Cloud 9
530 Posts
2/06
Posted - Jul 28 2006 : 6:47AM
tcdemux to separate the audio track.
sox to resample to 44100 Hz.

Neither program will help you rip from the DVD.
Don't ask what to use for that; it's not an allowed subject on ADT.

kukm4
Member

so-cal
212 Posts
9/04
Posted - Jul 28 2006 : 11:11AM
look around in www.videohelp.com
and i'm sure you can find(guide)what you need.
PL
Senior Member

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1726 Posts
10/03
Posted - Jul 28 2006 : 11:18AM
Try here

Good luck.

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igor948
Member

16 Posts
2/06
Posted - Jul 28 2006 : 5:58PM
Sorry, I didn't know that it was against policy to ask about ripping. I do not want to violate any laws just listen to what I already own in my car. Actually, if the record label makes the audio for that DVD, I would buy it anyway.



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