audio ripping software

cynicalmiss_2

Hi,

I want to rip audio from a dvd and convert it into mp3's. After googling what I want it would seem that the software exisits via downloading from American sites. I don't want to download the software from any site ( after having my cc fraudulently used via an American site ) Does the software exist in the country and if so where can i buy it ?

TIA

tunesurfer

There are some free progs but I havnt time to look now. Ive used some in the past. Try a google for free audio grabbing software.

I used this in the past but Im not sure if it will do what your asking look into it and see.

http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/

Browntoa

not sure if this will do it

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/

free ...!!!

cynicalmiss_2

Thanks for the advice....however so far it's not quite what I am looking for....I want to rip audio from a dvd and convert it into mp3. The sites you have given are all about ripping from cd's.....

I shall continue my search.....

JonnyThunder

There are stacks of ways to do this. One such way is to use something like DVDDecrypter to split the DVD into audio and video. You'll get the entire film soundtrack as a VBR MP3. You can then use any good sound editor to grab the sections you need.

Browntoa

aduacity will rip from ANY audio source on the PC , streamed, DVD ...etc

roadsidetree

http://www.totalrecorder.com/

alanclose

cynicalmiss_2 wrote: »

Hi,

I want to rip audio from a dvd and convert it into mp3's. After googling what I want it would seem that the software exisits via downloading from American sites. I don't want to download the software from any site ( after having my cc fraudulently used via an American site ) Does the software exist in the country and if so where can i buy it ?

TIA

Try this Aimersoft DVD Ripper

Its free for the next 9 hours and could be exactly what you want


Rip audio track from DVD to MP3, WMA, M4A, WAV, AAC, and AC3.

bat999

Browntoa wrote: »

aduacity will rip from ANY audio source on the PC , streamed, DVD ...etc

Hi Browntoa
I don't think that Audacity will do the job on it's own.
As JonnyThunder suggests, you need to extract the audio from VOB files using some other program.
Then you can use Audacity to edit the parts of the soundtrack that you wish to keep eg songs from a musical.
There's a link here:-http://www.area450.com/softwaremods/dvdtoaudiocd.html

This task is a doddle with linux :-http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-rip-dvd-audio-to-mp3-or-ogg.html

ps It looks like the link posted by alanclose will do the job.

Sharky!

Audacity would be able to record whatever the computer is playing through the Wave output, but that would making sure nothing else makes any noises!

Backbiter

I also think that when you record the Wave output in Audacity and export it as an MP3, the programme converts it to mono. That's the message I got when a recorded the audio from a YouTube video the other day.

It's still an great programme, though.