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Converting dvd file(s) to mp3

Discussion in 'Other video questions' started by newtechie, Nov 21, 2005.

  1. newtechie

    newtechie Regular member

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    I want to rip a small part of a movie and then convert it to a mp3 file format. Does anyone know of a program that could do this?

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    newtechie
     
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    scf_au Regular member

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    MP3 is for audio. Which video format would you like to convert to (e.g. avi, mpeg)?

     
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    So do I need to convert it to one of those, then to mp3? What I'm trying to is create a mix and put a line from a movie in the beginning of it if that makes any sense.
     
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    Not really. *_*

    Are you saying you're trying to create an audio file in mp3 format with a line (meaning audio) ripped from a movie to be placed at the beginning of the audio file?

     
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    Yes I'm trying to create a mp3 file from a line in a movie. For example, if I wanted "I Have a Dream..." somewhere in the mix and it's on a dvd documentary, how could I convert that line into audio format?
     
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    In that case, you may first rip the dvd onto the harddisk to a popular video format (e.g. avi, mpeg) with e.g. ImToo DVD Ripper, then use e.g. Power Video Converter or Advanced X Video Converter to cut off that part of the video containing the line, and extract the audio to mp3 or wav.

    Happy audio editing!

     
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    Hi scf_au - mission accomplished! I used Ace DVD Audio Extractor. Thanks for all your help!
     

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