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Ripping audio from DVD

John · 2010-08-04 16:03:53

I've a couple of music DVDs here that I want to rip to mp3 and was wondering if anyone could recommend a decent, free program that can extract the audio for me. I've had a google but not sure what programs to trust and the guides all look overly complicated for what seems like such a small task. Thanks!

04-08-2010 4:03pm

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John

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I've a couple of music DVDs here that I want to rip to mp3 and was wondering if anyone could recommend a decent, free program that can extract the audio for me. I've had a google but not sure what programs to trust and the guides all look overly complicated for what seems like such a small task. Thanks!

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#2 04-08-2010 9:40pm

AnonoBoy

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MPEG Streamclip should be able to do it. (Although I've never used it to make an MP3, I'd say it's there as an option - worth checking)

http://www.squared5.com/

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#3 05-08-2010 9:50am

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In another thread about ripping audio from vob (dvd) files audacity was recommended, might be worth a look.

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#4 05-08-2010 3:43pm

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Cheers guys, will check those out.

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#5 05-08-2010 6:04pm

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Free and easy to use: Outputs to Mp3 WAV or AC3 from video files.

http://www.aoamedia.com/audioextractor.htm

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#6 06-08-2010 11:34am

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Thanks but turns out I don't need to do the hard work, audio and visuals have been uploaded to archive.org (the DVDs are under a Creative Commons license). Cheers everyone!

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