Ripping Audio from DVDs

[RezN8]

I've been using DVD Decrypter, which creates an .ac3 file, which I load into Goldwave & convert to a .wav ... but DVD Decrypter has now stopped working for some bizzare reason

What are you guys using?

 

[Noein]

try acid-pro mate

 

[RezN8]

Thanks, but acid pro 4 can only rip from audio cds

... unless of course I'm not doing it right :silly:

 

[Reconstructed]

I know this isn't a solution, and probably isn't the most professional way to go about it but what I do is just play the DVD and record the output of my soundcard back into Sound Forge.

 

[RezN8]

Genius!

:wo^thy:

:P

*note to self: throwing more software at a problem may not be the best solution*

 

[Full Lotus]

Try this: DVD Audio Ripper, works a treat :partysmi: :welcome: :clubjump: :smilemus: :rocker: :runaway:

 

[Abstraction]

I know this isn't a solution, and probably isn't the most professional way to go about it but what I do is just play the DVD and record the output of my soundcard back into Sound Forge.

:dito:

 

[RezN8]

Try this: DVD Audio Ripper, works a treat :partysmi: :welcome: :clubjump: :smilemus: :rocker: :runaway:

It serpently does - nice one!

 

[eMpTy-1]

I know this isn't a solution, and probably isn't the most professional way to go about it but what I do is just play the DVD and record the output of my soundcard back into Sound Forge.

:dito:

:dito: but with Wavelab and on the mac I use Audio Hijack

Read some where that it is possible to extract just the center channel some how which would give a cleaner voice track seeing as the music and sfx are on the other channels but I don't remember where I saw it or how to do it.

 

[Reconstructed]

Read some where that it is possible to extract just the center channel some how which would give a cleaner voice track seeing as the music and sfx are on the other channels but I don't remember where I saw it or how to do it.

I would be much in your debt if you could find that. Having trouble with a vocal right now that has a lot of backround noises and meticulous EQing + Waves RVox aren't cleaning it up.

 

[eMpTy-1]

Maybe that DVD Audio Ripper lets you select which channels to rip but if you peruse http://www.doom9.org/ in the guides>ripping section you will find out how to do it before long.