[Battlecruiser]

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Originally Posted by punk_guy182 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Can you rip a DVD-Audio that's an iso image?

DVD-Audio DisK

 

[punk_guy182]

Sorry for me being miseducated but, you are talking about burning it and not about a special software called DVD-Audio DisK right?
Thanks!

 

[MrKazador]

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Originally Posted by punk_guy182 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Can you rip a DVD-Audio that's an iso image?

Yes, you need to mount the ISO with a program called Daemon Tools. It creates a virtual drive that allows you to mount an ISO. Then with DVDAExplorer save the tracks as wavs. After that you can convert to FLAC.

 

[grawk]

You were given a link to software. Instead of asking, try it.

 

[Battlecruiser]

Sorry for my suck english

I rip from true DVD-audio Disk

not ISO


rip by DVD-audio Explorer 2008

download link >>
RapidShare Webhosting + Webspace

 

[punk_guy182]

Ok!

I downloaded DVDaexplorer, I have extracted the tracks by checking convert to wav and get stereo downmix.
Can someone tell me if I did the right thing?
I don't have a 4.0 or 5.1 sound system for 2.0, I guess stereo downmix is the way to go...

 

[Battlecruiser]

use foobar DSP convert 5.1 > stereo

 

[punk_guy182]

Ok, this is weird. When I extract a track with DVD A Explorer I checkmark the box to convert to WAV format and after the extraction, I get 2 files. One that is 2 channels and the other is 3 channels.
Am I doing everything right?

 

[Battlecruiser]

1 file 6 channel

 

[terrymx]

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iso

don't forget the buy the real copy to support the artist.

 

[punk_guy182]

Beethoven is long dead my friend

But yes, I do have the original cd. Just not it DVD-A.