Ripping Soundtrack off DVD?

[PatHeald]

So that it can be burned onto a CD?

Is it possible?

If so, how?

Cheers :drink:

Pat

[pmanson]

Yep it can be done. Sound quality isn't as great as a cd but its not bad.

Have a hunt on www.download.com for a DVD Audio Ripper

[Ribol]

My Creative Soundcard has recording software with it that allows you to record/save anything playing on the speakers as a wav file. Works ok and simple to do.

[PatHeald]

pmanson said:

Yep it can be done. Sound quality isn't as great as a cd but its not bad. Have a hunt on www.download.com for a DVD Audio Ripper

Thanks for that.

I have now ripped the 1st Lap from Le Mans, complete with howling Porsche and Ferrari over that funky Michel Legrand acid jazz.

How sad am I.....

Cheers

Pat

[Marshy]

pmanson said:

Yep it can be done. Sound quality isn't as great as a cd but its not bad.

Depends on the DVD. A lot of music DVDs have an uncompressed stereo audio track that's better quality than CD. Some are 48kHz 16 bit, others 24bit.

Of course, you'll have to convert to 44.1kHz/16 bit to write to a CD, so it's kinda moot.