DVD to MP3? or DVD to CD-R?

[copiche]

Hey Folks, I am trying to see the possibility to extract audio from some of my dvd concerts that I have to good quality mp3 to then burn. what do you all recomend to do this?
Thanks.

[twodogs]

https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=205836

[Movies_Mania]

ImToo DVD Audio Ripper is a software to rip DVD to mp3 or wav. You can use DVD Audio Ripper to extract DVD audio track (soundtrack), convert DVD to mp3 and convert DVD to wav with complete sound effects.

Download Link: http://www.imtoo.com/downloads/dvd-audio-ripper.exe

Only 1.3MB.


Other tools: https://www.videohelp.com/tools?section=10#10


:=)



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[mats.hogberg]

Posting serialz for commercial software is considered extremely bad taste on this site. How about reading the rules before posting?

/Mats

[freestyler]

Stop bringing the warez crowd out of hiding by asking questions whose answers are available in the guides on the left.

"Some softwares cost money..." - Ramzi from TheBroken.org, Ep. 1

[frazzbo]

Look no farther than #1 DVD Audio Ripper.

[Guest]

All Sound Recorder XP works awesome.It costs $20-30. I think it was worth it. It is simple to use becuase it records any thing you can hear on your pc speakers. I got it mainly to record streaming audio,but it works well with dvds. I usually go with freeware, but I couldn't find anything good for the streaming.

[louv68]

The freeware way I've done it is with DVD2AVI.

http://www.area450.com/create/dvdtoaudiocd.htm

[mats.hogberg]

The freeware way I've done it is with DVD2AVI

I agree. Just rip your DVD in chapter mode (one VOB each chapter), Open them one by one in DVD2AVI, set you audio preferences, save project. Now you have a nice wav from the DVD chapter audio to write to CD or encode to MP3. But the imToo tool is actually pretty cool too if you don't like the tekkie approach to doing things...

/Mats

[jimmalenko]

Use DVD Decrypter in IFO mode. Use Stream Processing to only demux the audio and set the split to "By Chapter". Then convert to MP3 using your favorite conversion software.

[mats.hogberg]

Use DVD Decrypter in IFO mode

Cool! Simpler than the DVD2AVI method I've used previously, but still using only freeware. I like that!

/Mats

[louv68]

jimmalenko,

Use DVD Decrypter in IFO mode. Use Stream Processing to only demux the audio and set the split to "By Chapter". Then convert to MP3 using your favorite conversion software.

What audio stream is created using this method? Is there an option
to convert it directly to WAV from DVDDecrypter? If so, I don't think I've
seen that option.

Thanks,

-LouV68

[freestyler]

That's assuming the DVD in question has PCM audio to begin with.



Otherwise you still must convert the audio from AC-3 or DTS to WAV, and then convert it to MP3.

[louv68]

Thanks Freestyler "The Bad Guy"

[teph-lon]

Once you extract the .wav, can you reinsert it back into the original DVD source to create a new audio track for the DVD?

Which authoring program will let me do that?

here's my thread on the matter for more info on what I'm on about: http://65.54.184.250/cgi-bin/linkrd?_lang=EN&lah=7bb0f2857e23bb1f11a4c25d9d704873&lat=...98134%23898134

[jobean]

I'd like to extract the audio from a TV program that I recorded also. I found the guide and this thread, so I tried DVD Decrypter in IFO mode, but it says to use ISO mode. I did that and got 3 files, an I00, I01, and an MDS file ... now what?

Jo