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Sometimes we want to hear only the
audio from a DVD without watching the picture. This is common with concert
DVDs, that we may also want to have in the format of audio CD, so that we
can hear more easily. The tools we are going to use are DVD
Decrypter with
which we are going to rip the audio from the DVD, AC3Filter and Goldwave that we need to convert the audio to wav, create the tracks and maybe normalize
the volume. You can find the first 2 in our downloads database, to download a free trial of Goldwave click here.
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It worked fine for me! Thank You!
written by DexterLabs, January 29, 2006
I used your tutorial to rip myself some wav files from the dvd (some remixes). Just wanted to say thanks!
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Rip audio from a DVD to Audio CD
written by Derbent, February 11, 2006
what about if you want to use DVD movie audio, for example I want hear only music without conversation
can Goldwave edit or turn off the conversaton in dvd movie and listen entire movie with editing report abuse
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It works great thank you
written by Darksoul, May 22, 2006
It sounds perfect thank you
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Problems
written by DJStar, June 01, 2006
Hi! I've now ripped a DVD, but I can't get to open it in GoldWave. It says "Floating point division by zero." Hmm...
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Problems Ripping Audio from a DVD
written by AudioDVDguy, August 19, 2006
I follow your guide How to rip audio from a DVD to Audio CD,first time I used it it work ok after many attempts, The problem I discovered was the AC3 filter had to be open in just residing on my computer,
My question is, I have tried it again and now it is not working, I have the AC3 filter application open with no changes but I still keep getting aa MPEG file and not the AC3 file. HELP..... I'm very happy I did one DVD but am now stuck. What am I doing wrong? Here is the file name that was correct"VTS_03_1 - 0x80 - Audio - AC3 - 6ch - 48kHz - DRC - English - DELAY 3ms.AC3" Here is the incorrect"VTS_02_1(1)" Is there a spefic order the DVE Decryper,ACE filer and Goldwave need to be opened? Are there setting on the AC3 filter that I need to change? How do I know the filter is working? report abuse
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works great!
written by sh2kus, August 23, 2006
Regarding the splitting of the wav file in tracks (see step 7 above) I found that GoldWave can help achieving an exact split manually much better than the auto cue feature. See the Goldwave manual on how to select a piece of audio and then copy it into a separate wav file.
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ripping audio only problem
written by steve70s, November 06, 2006
hi all
for some reason when I select the AC3/2ch wav and then enable streaming, it sticks on video streaming and does not change to audio. what am I doing wrong? thanks in advance report abuse
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Problems Ripping Audio from a DVD 2
written by LegrandGabriel, November 26, 2006
I follow instructions you give in "How to rip audio from a DVD to Audio CD", but the problem is that the AC3 files created laste only a part time of the single. In fact I can only hear or read the first "cell" of the first "chapter" however, when the computer is ripping a single all "cells" come out. I don't understand why I can't get the hole audio file. I'm embarassed.
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no ac3-option available - why?
written by Crazzie, January 03, 2007
In my DVD Decrypter is no ac3-file option available. It converts the DVD-audio into something completely different. Where is the problem?
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Works but now im stuck
written by Napo, March 15, 2007
Hello i followed your instructions step by step
and i got to rip the audio from the dvd but im not sure why it doesnt open in GoldWave, when i import it, i only get a black box and if i export it i get an empty file. if i import an mp3 it works fine, i think it riped the sound file as a .vob file as it opens in a video viewer program. Please help. report abuse
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Works Great! Thx!
written by EdC, April 05, 2007
Comment to Napo...I think on the above Step 4 item 2, you must not have highlighted the correct audio track, or didn't select Demux, because I got a .vob file at first like you have. But after ensuring I highlighted the correct track, I got the .wav files. This procedure works great...Thanks so much for posting it.
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stuck! please help.
written by moneyguy18, April 10, 2007
I think i have ripped the audio track from the dvd, but when i got to goldwave and open file, the only available files are from the video itself. i can't locate the file i have just ripped? anyone have the same problem or solution?
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audio file rips at 48k, not 44.1k
written by alcratin, April 16, 2007
if you're ripping the audio and convert it to mp3 right away, your mp3 player may not notice but if you rip it to wav and want to play it in a cd player when you burn the file, don't forget to resample the audio from 16bit 48k to 16bit 44,100. I used Sound Forge to resample the track, it has a 30 day free trial.
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stripslashes
written by me, May 06, 2007
Lovely tutorial! You might want to look at the stripslashes function in PHP to remove the "s from the comments.
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written by rdnaski, September 28, 2007
Finally a DVD to audio guide that uses programs that actually work. Music sounds fine. I have been searching for months to try and get a .wav off of a DVD and I want to say thanks.
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written by Led_Zeppelin, September 29, 2007
I ripped a wav and mp3 file from the dvd however when I play the files they sound like the audio is at half speed or something, really messed up slowed down singing :( well gutted, any idea's what Im doing wrong please? Thanks
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thank you
written by leetsauce2099, January 19, 2008
this guide is perfect.
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Thanks!!
written by mppsp, February 05, 2008
Just used the guide Step by step..Changed it into an MP3 instead but it worked beautifully! Thanks!
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Another thanks!!!
written by mouseak, February 29, 2008
This works like a champ! Nice work, folks...
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Great! But I split the Chapters for more audio files and used NERO
written by marinegundoctor, March 16, 2008
I combined this guide with http://club.cdfreaks.com/f109/...de-139536/ .
The other guide had some useful tips as well, and I wanted to use Nero since I have that already. The other guide suggested to set the auto file splitting to 'chapter' to create a separate file for each chapter. This was useful for me because I wanted to make an audio version of the movie "The Gospel of John." Great Guide and Thanks!!! report abuse
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