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DVD Audio extract

Hello,
Does anyone know of a program that extracts audio tracks (only) from DVD.
The dvd I have has "Bonus" audio tracks (no video) & I can't find a program
that will extract these to my PC so that I can put them on a cd & play them in my
cd player.
Thanks.

DVD Audio extract

Reply #1 –
First, please post to the correct forum:
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....showtopic=23120

Second, please use the search function before creating new topics:
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....udio+%2Bextract

This second link was generated simply by clicking on the search link and entering:
+extract +dvd +audio
 

DVD Audio extract

Reply #4 –
Cucusoft and ImToo have DVD Audio Ripping programs--both seem to be "The Dummies Guide To Ripping DVD Audio"--in a good way.  :-)

In fact, this is just IMHO, but I can barely tell the difference between these two company's software--I think it's the same company.

I'm probably wrong--but it's haunting how similar they are.

~jordan

DVD Audio extract

Reply #5 –
Quote from: jordanstorm on
I can barely tell the difference between these two company's software--I think it's the same company.

ImTOO Audio Converter also featured bitperfect copies of CDex dialogs.

DVD Audio extract

Reply #6 –
Xilisoft is also a good one.

DVD Audio extract

Reply #7 –
Assuming you have already dumped the vob files,

ffmpeg -i file.vob -track n -acodec copy -vn out.ac3


Edit: If you want to transcode, follow the above with:

ffmpeg -i out.ac3 -acodec pcm_s16le track.wav


Then burn with your chosen CD authoring software.

DVD Audio extract

Reply #8 –
DVD Audio Extractor has always worked for me.  Pretty much can't make a mistake with the easy instructions.
foobar 0.9.6.8
FLAC -5
LAME 3.98 -V3