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Ripping audio from DVD

Discussion in 'General audio discussion' started by shinehead, Jan 24, 2002.

  1. shinehead

    shinehead Member

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    I want to make a stereo WAV file from an in-concert DVD. Can anyone help?
    Thanks
     
    shinehead, Jan 24, 2002
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    you can make ISO image of your DVD with Paragon CD-ROM Emulator. Then you'll be able to edit the image.
    homepage - http://www.cdrom-emulator.com
     
    paragon, Jan 25, 2002
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    dRD I hate titles Staff Member

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    Use DVDDecrypter to rip and demux the DVD into separate audio and video files. You probably end up with AC3 audio file assuming that the audio track was recorded in Dolby Digital format. Then just go to doom9 and find tools to downmix the AC3 audio to regular stereo WAV and you're done.
     
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