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  1. 14th Jan 2005 18:07 #1
    YinHoNg
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    ARe there any audio rippers for mac?
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  2. 14th Jan 2005 21:58 #2
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    You evidently haven't looked too much. https://www.videohelp.com/tools?s=15#15

    Also, for Mac questions, you would be better off posting in the Mac forum here.
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  3. 15th Jan 2005 02:53 #3
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    Well i want one that can rip a audio off the the dvd so i can play on my ipod - i cant work out which one to use!
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  4. 15th Jan 2005 03:26 #4
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    Demux the files, then. Get your audio.
    Want my help? Ask here! (not via PM!)
    FAQs: Best Blank Discs • Best TBCs • Best VCRs for capture • Restore VHS
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    .. and then use mAC3dec to convert the Dolby Digital file to MP3.
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  6. 15th Jan 2005 09:48 #6
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    Cinematize works great for this. It extracted the audio track from an MTR-ripped music DVD by saving each chapter as a separate AIFF file. I then used Jam to burn an audio CD from those tracks. Jam made it easy to exclude the talking parts of the live concert and to crossfade the applause so you couldn't hear where the edits were made.
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    The fastest way to get a song off of a DVD is Audio Hijack.

    http://www.rogueamoeba.com/audiohijack/
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  8. 15th Jan 2005 15:00 #8
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    How is a real time audio capture faster than a rip?
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  9. 15th Jan 2005 17:15 #9
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    To each is own Ant, to me there about the same speed.


    I usually prefer to go Audio Hijack Pro, then to Amadeus II for clean-up
    ( white noise, edit out or fade starts/finishes)
    and then export to 192kbps MP3 for itunes.
    More so AHP than MTR to Amadeus II, just because my setup
    ( good amplifier and speakers) I can pickup
    points where to go exact , rather than just set
    ( Audio Track 1) to rip then whole thing and
    cleanup/convert later....
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