I found a nice program called DVD Audio Extractor which does an excellent job of ripping DVD-A discs into a format usable on iTunes. I know there are not many options for DVD-A ripping software so I thought I would share the good news!
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Finally good DVD-A ripping on a Mac
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11/23/11 at 10:17pm
