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I own a number of music DVDs (concerts, etc.) and would like to be able to play the music in my car, iPod, etc. Is there any software for ripping the audio from DVDs, the way there is from CDs? Thanks.
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I own a number of music DVDs (concerts, etc.) and would like to be able to play the music in my car, iPod, etc. Is there any software for ripping the audio from DVDs, the way there is from CDs? Thanks.
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You can use ImTOO DVD Ripper. It is a program you have to buy for ? 35,00. The name of the website is www.imtoo.com
I HAVE A NEED FOR THE AUDIO FILE TO BE IN MY PC. MICROSOFT MEDIA ENCODER WORKS FINE WITH DIGITAL VIDEO TAPE. AND IT'S FREE.
I'm use this program and is good, you can ripping DVDs and extract video and audio, but it's only for PC and I don't know if there is someone for Mac. Check here http://www.dvdshrink.org/what.html
Sorry but my english is not very well
I've been using a small program called Total Recorder for awhile and even had occasion to rip the soundtrack from a music DVD. Highly recommended. You can find it here: http://www.highcriteria.com/.
DVD Audio Ripper is a good piece of software to rip the sound track from a DVD.
I assume you have ripped the DVD to a hard disk but with DVD Audio ripper you do not have to. The software will rip by track. You can convert to MP3, or WAV.
I have not fooled around with surround sound, just the stereo tracks. You can then move the tracks to another piece of software to clip long appaluse segments out of the song if you want.
Hope this helps