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  • alycidon
    Full Member
    • Feb 2013
    • 459
    #1

    Extracting DVD audio

    I want to extract the audio from some DVDs I made of TV programmes [mainly hymn-singing], so that I can play them in the car.

    There are quite a few DVD Audio Extractors available free online, but I was wondering if anyone could recommend one that they use?
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  • Karafan
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    • Nov 2010
    • 786
    #2
    Originally posted by alycidon View Post
    I want to extract the audio from some DVDs I made of TV programmes [mainly hymn-singing], so that I can play them in the car.

    There are quite a few DVD Audio Extractors available free online, but I was wondering if anyone could recommend one that they use?
    Not sure about the Audio Extractor software Alycidon, I would tend to play the DVD in my PC and use the "capture from soundcard" option in the Roxio Creator suite, editing/fading etc as I wished afterwards in Audio Editor.

    K.
    "Let me have my own way in exactly everything, and a sunnier and more pleasant creature does not exist." Thomas Carlyle

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    • Andrew Slater
      Full Member
      • Mar 2007
      • 1771
      #3
      If you are happy with concatenating files using line commands, and using more line commands to set the conversion, try avconv: I use it on Linux, but I think a Windows version is available here.

      I can provide some line commands to type if required.

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