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DVD Audio Ripping

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  • 07-04-2006 11:39am
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    milju2001
    Closed Accounts Posts: 37 ✭


    anyone know of and/or use a good mac dvd audio ripper that also splits the tracks into the chapters?

    m


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    Clank
    Registered Users Posts: 467 ✭✭Clank


    The one I've used before is Handbrake.
    Can't remember if it splits the tracks up, don't think it does.
    Thats easy enough though with other audio only programs.


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    SouperComputer
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    handbrake and mactheripper are the most common ones.

    as above, im not sure if they do exactly what you need though.


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    milju2001
    Closed Accounts Posts: 37 ✭milju2001


    cheers

    i have used handbrake but you can't do video and audio seperately. i want one that allows me just to choose audio to say aac or mp3 format.

    m


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    SouperComputer
    Registered Users Posts: 6,949 ✭✭✭SouperComputer


    milju2001 wrote:
    cheers

    i have used handbrake but you can't do video and audio seperately. i want one that allows me just to choose audio to say aac or mp3 format.

    m


    Why not just take the audio from the MPEG2 stream after ripping?

    Thats what I did on the PC anyway. Im sure iDVD could do it, if not then FCP, premiere or prettymuch any video editing package should allow you to save the sound seperately.


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    pa
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    milju2001 wrote:
    cheers

    i have used handbrake but you can't do video and audio seperately. i want one that allows me just to choose audio to say aac or mp3 format.

    m

    You can use Mac The Ripper to rip the DVD, then use MPEG Streamclip to split the result into seperate video and audio files.


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    milju2001
    Closed Accounts Posts: 37 ✭milju2001


    turns out i can do exactly what i want in quicktime. take my mp4 of individual song i want. export as aiff and them convert to aac in itunes. nice.

    cheers everyone


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