ripping dvd audio...

michaeldc · 8th March 2005, 23:08

ok so i've bought a music dvd that i figured would be nice on my ipod, i've been trying to think of an easy way to rip the audio to mp3 and i figured maybe winamp was the way to go - i already have the out Lame codec so basically i just need a way to play the dvd audio in winamp. i have downloaded a few dvd player codec, all of which seems to have bugs, but the most annoying thing is when i set up the output to Lame, it only captures 10 seconds of the first vob and then gives up.

don't supppose anyone has any advice of ideas i could try?

thanks for reading - any comments would be most appreciated!
michaeldc

Thunder Pussy · 9th March 2005, 00:21

Your best bet might be to use a program like Sound Forge, Cool Edit or Audacity (or Goldwave, Wavelab, etc) to capture the audio during dvd playback. If using SF or CE save to .wav & use EAC or Razorlame to compress the wav to mp3.

Regards,

petitechloe664y · 9th March 2005, 00:48

Search Google or download.com For Programs.

onix · 20th March 2005, 15:38

Long ago I used programs such as GraphEdit, AC3Decode, and AZID.

8th March 2005, 23:08	#1
michaeldc Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 1	ripping dvd audio... ok so i've bought a music dvd that i figured would be nice on my ipod, i've been trying to think of an easy way to rip the audio to mp3 and i figured maybe winamp was the way to go - i already have the out Lame codec so basically i just need a way to play the dvd audio in winamp. i have downloaded a few dvd player codec, all of which seems to have bugs, but the most annoying thing is when i set up the output to Lame, it only captures 10 seconds of the first vob and then gives up. don't supppose anyone has any advice of ideas i could try? thanks for reading - any comments would be most appreciated! michaeldc

20th March 2005, 15:38	#4
onix Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 69	GraphEdit & Azid Long ago I used programs such as GraphEdit, AC3Decode, and AZID.

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9th March 2005, 00:21	#2
Thunder Pussy Feed me a stray dog (Major Dude) Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 1,122	Your best bet might be to use a program like Sound Forge, Cool Edit or Audacity (or Goldwave, Wavelab, etc) to capture the audio during dvd playback. If using SF or CE save to .wav & use EAC or Razorlame to compress the wav to mp3. Regards,

9th March 2005, 00:48	#3
petitechloe664y Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 269	Search Google or download.com For Programs.