OT - Audio From a DVD

Jammin2Pearl
Jammin2Pearl Posts: 266
edited January 2006 in Technical Stuff and Help
Hello to all,

To anyone who would know....

Is there a way I can from a DVD just record the audio of a song into an MP3 or any other music file? Thus just having the song on my computer and not having to put the dvd in everytime just to listen to a song or two [the dvd is a 2 disc Led Zeppelin DVD for those wondering]

thanks.
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  • Quarterman98
    Quarterman98 Posts: 86
    it can definitely be done. You need some sort of audio extractor to rip mp3's of the music off the DVD. try a google search of dvd audio extractor or something...I can't remember the name of the software I use. I'll find out and le t you know
  • Jammin2Pearl
    Jammin2Pearl Posts: 266
    HEY! thanks alot!!


    I did a google search with the keywords 'dvd audio extractor' and bam! jackpot! I downloaded the DVD audio extractor and on the 30day free trial.

    Again thanks for the help!
  • Low_Light03
    Low_Light03 Posts: 1,227
    I use Xilisoft Dvd Audio Ripper, the trial is limited to a couple of songs I think, but if you only want a couple of songs then go for it
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  • bazzer
    bazzer Posts: 3,126
    Although development of it has ceased, I think you can still find for download DVD Decrypter. It is your best bet in my opinion. I have used it for that function many times, it works great. You can rip just the audio tracks off the DVD and then you will need another application to encode to mp3 (the audio may be in ac3 format too). I've used BeSweet for that. The best thing is that both of these applications are free!

    Here are a couple of guides (thanks to http://www.doom9.org):

    http://www.doom9.org/dvddec.htm
    http://www.doom9.org/belight-ac3tomp3.htm

    Anyone have other ideas? I'd be interested in hearing others take on this problem too...
  • dCowboyPJ
    dCowboyPJ Posts: 479
    Jammin2Pearl wrote:
    HEY! thanks alot!!


    I did a google search with the keywords 'dvd audio extractor' and bam! jackpot! I downloaded the DVD audio extractor and on the 30day free trial.

    Again thanks for the help!

    I was actually thinking of making a thread about this the other day.

    I was wondering if you could hook me up with a link of where you downloaded that?
  • Jammin2Pearl
    Jammin2Pearl Posts: 266
    King Nothing wrote:
    I was actually thinking of making a thread about this the other day.

    I was wondering if you could hook me up with a link of where you downloaded that?

    Yeah for sure.

    I typed in 'dvd audio extractor' in google and I used the top listing. 'DVD Digest - Downloads - DVD Audio Extractor' direct url: http://www.digital-digest.com/dvd/downloads/showsoftware_dvd_audio_extractor_343.html
  • Jammin2Pearl
    Jammin2Pearl Posts: 266
    bazzer wrote:
    Although development of it has ceased, I think you can still find for download DVD Decrypter. It is your best bet in my opinion. I have used it for that function many times, it works great. You can rip just the audio tracks off the DVD and then you will need another application to encode to mp3 (the audio may be in ac3 format too). I've used BeSweet for that. The best thing is that both of these applications are free!

    Here are a couple of guides (thanks to http://www.doom9.org):

    http://www.doom9.org/dvddec.htm
    http://www.doom9.org/belight-ac3tomp3.htm

    Anyone have other ideas? I'd be interested in hearing others take on this problem too...

    Hey, thanks alot, Ill definitely check it out. The program I found actually converts the DVD audio directly into MP3 so thats pretty convenient.

    There happeneds to be a wole shit load of sites/programs when searching for 'dvd audio extractor' I clicked the first link on the list and didnt have to look any further. I will tho after the 30day free trial is up..

    but until then..

    thanks again.

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