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  1. 2nd Jun 2006 00:56 #1
    kurtisdraven
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    Hey everyone,

    What's the quickest method to rip DVD audio and put it onto an audio CD? I've tried the guide using DVD Decryptor but it didn't work well... The sound was messed up...

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    I use imTOO DVD Audio Ripper. Really simple but functional.

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    Originally Posted by kurtisdraven
    Hey everyone,

    What's the quickest method to rip DVD audio and put it onto an audio CD? I've tried the guide using DVD Decryptor but it didn't work well... The sound was messed up...

    Regards,
    KD.
    DVDDecrypter is not the problem. DVDDecrypter is a DVD ripper and extracts exactly what is on the DVD. Most guides involving going from AC3 audio to .wav involve DVDDecrypter. You need to look further down the line for your audio problem.
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    I've used DVD Audio Extractor with excellent results. Although, I use Nero to burn the extracted portion to CD.
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    I use DVD2AVI, which also have Dolby5.1 to stereo down-mixed.
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    Nuff said!!

    I've used about every method there is over the years and this tool is it!!

    It also downmixes 5.1 to stereo, saves in .OGG, .mp3, direct stream demux & also directly to a cd image with cue sheet.
    It has many options.
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