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    When for example ripping a DVD, the video (or the audio in some cases) comes out as multple files. I understand that this is because of a file size limitaton or something in the OS, but does this mean that I have to do something tricky to join the files together before I can use them as an input for editing etc.?

    Specifically, I have ripped the PCM soundtrack from a concert DVD and I wish to do some editing of it in GoldWave. The soundtrack has come off the DVD in two files - but it's all one continous audio stream.

    Is there a tag at the end of the first file which says something like "now go to 'file 2'" for example? If not then how do I instruct GoldWave to look for the second part of the audio track?
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    DVDdecrypter has a mode where the video and audio will be
    ripped all in one file.

    Vobedit will rip audio or video from a set of VOBs into contiguous files

    DVD2AVI will rip the audio to a single file
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    Originally Posted by FOO
    DVDdecrypter has a mode where the video and audio will be
    ripped all in one file.
    Could you please tell me how this is done with DVD Decrypter?

    I have got the DVD with the PCM audio track in the DVD drive, I load DVD Decrypter, select IFO Mode, Under settings for IFO mode I select File Splitting = none, under stream processing I deselect everything except the PCM audio track, I check Demux and press the big button to rip it.

    What I get out is a VOB file. I was expecting a WAV file. What have I done wrong?
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    You have to select Stream processing and pick an audio
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