I have a few concerts on DVD that I would like to rip the audio from and burn to CDs for use in my car. I currently use DVD Decrypter, DVD Shrink & Nero for backing up my DVDs. Do I need any additional software to convert the soundtrack to a .wav file, and if so what do you guys recommend? Thanks for your input.
Burning DVD soundtracks to Audio CDs
- Thread starter Dano Roo
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1 DVD Audio Ripper is a powerful and easy to use tool for ripping your DVD audios.with #1 DVD Audio Ripper you are able to convert DVD audios to MP3,WAV,OGG,and WMA formats.Stunning features including:extreme fast conversion speed cost only 30-50% of play time,create standard mp3 files with ID3 tag playable on your portable mp3 player,batch file conversion,convert audio of each chapter to an individual file,rip from specified start time to end time,automatically shutdown computer.But that's not all. #1 DVD Audio Ripper uses the advanced interface technologies offer you a neat and handy user interface. Requirements: ASPI drivers
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If you can get an AC3 out, then that's half the job done!
http://www.angelfire.com/rock/motar/sounds/convert.html
The suggestion here is to use Dbpoweramp to convert
http://www.germanixsoft.de/index.php?s=
GX:Transcoder may be another possibility - there may be better links to it
http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail.php3?fid=1041539980 - at Betanews
http://www.angelfire.com/rock/motar/sounds/convert.html
The suggestion here is to use Dbpoweramp to convert
http://www.germanixsoft.de/index.php?s=
GX:Transcoder may be another possibility - there may be better links to it
http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail.php3?fid=1041539980 - at Betanews
#1 dvd audio ripper problems
I read this thread and decided to buy #1 dvd audio ripper. I started to rip a dvd (Hell Freezes over) but all I got was one big mp3-file containing all the tracks. I also couldn't get the tracknames right before ripping, as I kinda messed up the logic #1 uses. The helpfile didn't help me either. In this forum most people are content with #1 dvd audio ripper or with dvd ausio ripper (why don't they change the names to make a better disticntion?).
What do I do wrong?
I read this thread and decided to buy #1 dvd audio ripper. I started to rip a dvd (Hell Freezes over) but all I got was one big mp3-file containing all the tracks. I also couldn't get the tracknames right before ripping, as I kinda messed up the logic #1 uses. The helpfile didn't help me either. In this forum most people are content with #1 dvd audio ripper or with dvd ausio ripper (why don't they change the names to make a better disticntion?).
What do I do wrong?
ponzan
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Why to pay if you can do this nicely and for free? check this excelent guides:
Audio-Only DVD Ripping Guide
How to Convert DVD Video to MP3 or Audio CD Format
Brendan Kidwell
http://www.glump.net/content/audio_dvd_rip/guide.htm
AC3 to MP3 using BeSweet
http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/ac3tomp3.htm
and if you don't have an audio editor you can get 'Audacity' for free
actually a simple google search will bring lots of more ways to do this, I pretty much follow Brendan Kidwell's Audio-Only DVD Ripping Guide
Audio-Only DVD Ripping Guide
How to Convert DVD Video to MP3 or Audio CD Format
Brendan Kidwell
http://www.glump.net/content/audio_dvd_rip/guide.htm
AC3 to MP3 using BeSweet
http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/ac3tomp3.htm
and if you don't have an audio editor you can get 'Audacity' for free
actually a simple google search will bring lots of more ways to do this, I pretty much follow Brendan Kidwell's Audio-Only DVD Ripping Guide
zver
1
Couse you got a already ac3,now simply convert to wave and youll have a one big track...Start any audioeditor(any will work) and simply make a tracks(songs).If you cant find a good editor free,or dont have a one allready,find a audacity link and download it.Imo its a crap(maybe is not but i simply dont like it)but it will certainly do the job... 
Therefore open that big wave and cut the pieces you like...and that should be it
Therefore open that big wave and cut the pieces you like...and that should be it
Most audio DVD's have each song per Chapter, but not all. When you load the DVD into Audio Ripper, it should come up with a list of all the chapter and you need to tick them all (they are by default). If it does not and jusat has the movie oly ticked then there are no chapters and you got all that the program is capable of extraction. I've used it a few times and its always ripped each song per chapter correctly.erjee said: