Simple way to extract audio from DVD video (Adobe)

[kouchimk]

Dear Forum,

I know this question is asked all of the time, but I can't find the simple way to accomplish my task. I'm trying to rip audio (maybe movie quotes or songs) to .mp3 from a DVD. So I...

1. Rip the DVD with DVDDecrypter. This usually doesn't take to long and I'm satisfied with the .VOB Results.

I like to use Adobe Audition to manipulate the sound file because I can save straight to .mp3 and cut/slice exactly what I need. It also shows the video playing with my sound file. Question, is there a good program to take the .VOB into and .AVI or .MPG in some TIMELY way. Will renaming hte .VOB to .MPG affect the quality at all? When I do this, it takes a LONG time to import the audio from video into Audition. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

[daamon]

Hi kouchimk,

VirtualDubMod accepts VOBs and MPEGs as input files. From there, I believe you'll be able to extract the audio - either direct to MP3 (not sure, as you'll need an encoder like LAME) or to WAV (definitely).

And WAV to MP3 is a breeze...

Hope that helps...

[yoda313]

Hello,

In the tools shortcut found on the left of the screen <---- you'll find a section of dvd rip tools. Here are 3 dvd audio rip tools:

https://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=1_DVD_Audio_Ripper

https://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=DVD_Audio_Extractor

https://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=ImToo_DVD_Audio_Ripper

Another option is to use dvd decrypter in stream processing mode and rip the ac3 file from the dvd. Then using besweet (with the besweet gui as it is a command line tool) you can convert the ac3 to mp3/wav/mp2 and a host of other options.

If its a concert dvd you can rip in chapter mode in dvd decrypter and then convert each ac3 in batch mode to your desired format.

Kevin

[Soopafresh]

DVD2AVI will allow you to load up all the VOB files (after you've decrypted them) and save it as one long .WAV file. Then, cut and encode into MP3.