Best way to rip audio to mp3 from a DVD?

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dvd2avi..it will rip the audio as a wav then you can convert it using any old convertor (cdex/eac/audiograbber etc)

http://arbor.ee.ntu.edu.tw/~jackei/dvd2avi/

put dvd in drive, start dvd2avi / file-open / navigate the the .vob file you want to rip audio from, under audio, change the output method to .wav then go to file and save project, name it anything then press save. the wav file/s will be in the folder you saved your project. From there on in it's pretty simple to learn the rest.

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dvd2avi..it will rip the audio as a wav then you can convert it using any old convertor (cdex/eac/audiograbber etc)

http://arbor.ee.ntu.edu.tw/~jackei/dvd2avi/

put dvd in drive, start dvd2avi / file-open / navigate the the .vob file you want to rip audio from, under audio, change the output method to .wav then go to file and save project, name it anything then press save.  the wav file/s will be in the folder you saved your project.  From there on in it's pretty simple to learn the rest.

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Works perfect. Thanks

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Fraunhofer's MP3 Surround might be the way to go. It was just released today, so I haven't had a chance to try it yet since I'm still at work. You'd have to rip the AC3 to WAV first, then do WAV to MP3 Surround.

http://www.iis.fraunhofer.de/amm/download/...wnloadpage.html

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