Jeremy
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I have The Village and want to rip to MP3 the end credits music. Is there any way of doing this? I use Windows Media Player but can't finds a way to do this.
How to rip a DVD soundtrack to MP3?
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What I'd like to know is how to rip my concert DVDs to PCM or WAV, so that I can listen to them on my CDP.
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I use Xilisoft DVD Audio Ripper to rip audio from my DVDs. You can rip the audio to MP3 and Wav.
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Here's what I did.
1. rip dvd .vob file with DVD Shrink or SmartRipper to unprotected file
2. extract ac3 audio stream from .vob with virtualdubmod: open vob file, select streams, click ac3 stream in pop up box, click demux & name it.
3. convert ac3 to wav with azid:
eg. D:\azid\azid.exe "D:\1.ac3" "D:\1.wav"
4. downsample wav from 48000Hz to 44100Hz with ssrc
eg. D:\ssrc --rate 44100 "D:\1.wav" "D:\1cd.wav"
you now have a 44.1kHz wav file which you can use for your cd player.
5. Lame is good for mp3 encoding.
1. rip dvd .vob file with DVD Shrink or SmartRipper to unprotected file
2. extract ac3 audio stream from .vob with virtualdubmod: open vob file, select streams, click ac3 stream in pop up box, click demux & name it.
3. convert ac3 to wav with azid:
eg. D:\azid\azid.exe "D:\1.ac3" "D:\1.wav"
4. downsample wav from 48000Hz to 44100Hz with ssrc
eg. D:\ssrc --rate 44100 "D:\1.wav" "D:\1cd.wav"
you now have a 44.1kHz wav file which you can use for your cd player.
5. Lame is good for mp3 encoding.
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