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  1. 13th Apr 2003 22:00 #1
    mikeyled36
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    hey I wanted to figure out how to rip the audio tracks from my Dave MAtthews Band DVD to .wav so I can burn it on audio CDs to listen to in my car. Does anyone have a pretty simple guide to make it happen??

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  2. 20th Apr 2003 18:11 #2
    dmbware41
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    Just buy the CD!!!!
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  3. 21st Apr 2003 00:20 #3
    mysticgohan17
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    is it dvd-audio or dvd-video
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  4. 21st Apr 2003 01:38 #4
    Evil Twin
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    Use DVD2AVI
    Settings under Audio Tab > Dolby Digital > Decode

    This will give you a wav file of the audio.

    If you need a more detailed description, just let me know.
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  5. 21st Apr 2003 02:34 #5
    txpharoah
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    Ditto... to EvilTwin....
    DVD2AVI is quick and painless to rip audio.
    I'm not online anymore. Ask BALDRICK, LORDSMURF or SATSTORM for help. PM's are ignored.
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  6. 21st Apr 2003 22:35 #6
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    Sorry for my ignorance ... Once I choose that option in DVD2AVI, how do I export just the audio? It still seems to want to export the video.

    Thanks,
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  7. 22nd Apr 2003 00:29 #7
    Evil Twin
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    @ uptown

    Not sure if you can do just the audio and no video.

    The audio will go to a wav file and the video will go to a d2v file.
    Seeing that the d2v file is not that large, (usually aboutt half the size of the audio) I just delete it.

    So, just let DVD2AVI run, get the wav, delete the d2v file.

    Hope it helps.
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  8. 27th Apr 2003 02:02 #8
    mysticgohan17
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    what if it is a dvd-audio/video hybrid like linkin park's reanimation. i ripped the whole dvd to my HD but the non-music video vob was like 4 mb????
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