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Extracting audio with DVD Decrypter? - VideoHelp Forum

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How to rip the audio from a DVD-V with DVDDecrypter ...

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We need to put DVDDecrypter into IFO mode, as is shown here. Select the portion of movie you want the audio from, usually the main track (the longest one). You can see here it was the PGC 1 within VTS_01. You may need to poke around a little bit. Next, click the “Stream Processing” tab. Look for the stream you want to rip, and checkmark it.

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How to Use DVD Decrypter to Rip DVD - Aimersoft

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Extracting audio with DVD Decrypter? - VideoHelp Forum

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Yes. Use IFO Mode > Stream Processing tab (you might have to go to IFO Mode's settings and enable it). Select the PGC you want, then just tick only the audio stream you want, and make sure you select "demux". Hit the go button and job's right.

DVD Decrypter guide - MANMRK

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Here DVD Decrypter will list all available streams in the currently selected PGC. If you don't want the output to include a certain stream just uncheck it. In the screenshot I've unchecked the stream 0x80 (first audio stream) so my output VOB would only contain the 2nd audio stream. By default all streams are set to Direct Stream Copy so they will all be in the …

Ripping Audio only from concert DVD ?..... | AfterDawn ...

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If your DVD is encoded using the LPCM format then DVD Decrypter will create a playable WAV file that can be easilly down-mixed (transcoded) to a 44.1 KHz, 16 bit, PCM file (CD Quality). The only problem is with the AC3 format (if you have to create a WAV from it). Lastly, don't create an Mp3 or any type of lossy audio file from your DVD audio file.

Ripping only audio from DVD Video | AfterDawn Discussion ...

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Rip DVD to HD using DVDDecrypter in IFO mode, stream-processing enabled. Select audio stream you require: make sure you select 'de-mux to separate file'. You will have audio file, same format as on DVD. If AC3 on DVD, will be *.ac3 file, approx. 150MB (for 2.0) or 350MB (for 5.1) If LPCM on DVD (more unusual) then it will be 1000MB+ WAV file.