Re: [ARSCLIST] DVD-Video audio track ripper?

[Mike Hirst <mike.hirst@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

For ffmpeg Win 32 builds use this link:

http://tripp.arrozcru.org/

Mike Hirst wrote:
> Dunno if this is gonna work for you, but my favourite tool for working 
> with video is the command line tool ffmpeg:
>
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/ffmpeg
>
>  From the windows command line:
>
> for %a in (*.vob) do ffmpeg -i %a %~na.wav
>
> would give you wav files for all the vobs on the dvd.
>
> whilst:
>
> for %a in (*.vob) do ffmpeg -i %a %~na.mp3
>
> would give you mp3 files.
>
> If you're not comfortable using the command line you could load the vobs 
> straight into VirtualDub-MPEG2:
>
> http://home.comcast.net/~fcchandler/stable/VirtualDub-MPEG2.zip
>
> and save the audio to wav files.
>
> Andy Kolovos wrote:
> > Nothing illegal going on here--just need to extract the audio track 
> > from some DVD-Video discs that were made for us from some old Umatic 
> > tapes. We own copyright to the content. This isn't preservation 
> > activity, I just need to make listening copies of the audio track for 
> > one of the filmmakers and our transcriptionist.
> >
> > Any suggestions for a free DVD-Video audio track ripper (for Windows 
> > XP) would be most appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> >
> > andy

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