Re: Audio from DVD

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one i use with great success is mAC3dec

http://sourceforge.net/projects/mac3dec/

use handbrake to RIP the DVD to an MPEG and then run mAC3dec to suck 
out the audio to an AIFF - then straight into itunes


cheers

Nat

On 04/01/2006, at 7:03 PM, Andrew wrote:

I use DVD Audio Ripper on my Windoze laptop to get .wav files, then 
import as normal into iTunes on the Mac. Re. a recent topic regarding 
Gracenote, it actually correctly identified a ripped DVD audio CD 
which was on 2 discs. I nearly fell off my seat. Sorry this won't help 
much if you don't have a Windows machine as well.
DVD Audio Ripper is a free trial (single use) but I believe a crack 
can be found, e, allegedly, not that I would do that.

Andrew










On 04/01/2006, at 12:17 PM, Lloyd White wrote:

I bought  a copy of the DVD, Bocelli. It is a video of a concert and 
great

stuff.

However I would like to add the audio only to my iTunes. When I  open 
the

DVD the Audio file is empty.

Is there any way of importing the audio only to iTunes?

Lloyd
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Re: Audio from DVD - word of caution

[James Devenish]

Hi everyone,

On 04/01/06, Andrew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use DVD Audio Ripper...[being used]...[crackable].

Don't forget that the WAMUG list is archived. So, be careful what you
write. I think the owners of your DVDs' content (i.e., copyright
holders -- probably large companies) and also the Ripper programme
could choose to pursue the people on this list for illegally
duplicating DVD contents or circumventing software licensing
conditions.

Re: Audio from DVD

[Andrew]

I use DVD Audio Ripper on my Windoze laptop to get .wav files, then 
import as normal into iTunes on the Mac. Re. a recent topic regarding 
Gracenote, it actually correctly identified a ripped DVD audio CD which 
was on 2 discs. I nearly fell off my seat. Sorry this won't help much 
if you don't have a Windows machine as well.
DVD Audio Ripper is a free trial (single use) but I believe a crack can 
be found, e, allegedly, not that I would do that.

Andrew










On 04/01/2006, at 12:17 PM, Lloyd White wrote:

I bought  a copy of the DVD, Bocelli. It is a video of a concert and 
great

stuff.

However I would like to add the audio only to my iTunes. When I  open 
the

DVD the Audio file is empty.

Is there any way of importing the audio only to iTunes?

Lloyd
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Re: Audio from DVD

[Rob Davies]

Afternoon,

Wiretap Pro from Ambrosia Software, used to be trial free, but cheap  
to purchase at about 20 dollars AU.


http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/wiretap/

Will record anything going through your system, and offers many other  
advantages also..


Cheers!
`Rob...

On 04/01/2006, at 12:17 PM, Lloyd White wrote:

I bought  a copy of the DVD, Bocelli. It is a video of a concert  
and great

stuff.

However I would like to add the audio only to my iTunes. When I   
open the

DVD the Audio file is empty.

Is there any way of importing the audio only to iTunes?

Lloyd
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Re: Audio from DVD

[Ronda Brown]

On 04/01/2006, at 12:17 PM, Lloyd White wrote:

I bought  a copy of the DVD, Bocelli. It is a video of a concert  
and great

stuff.

However I would like to add the audio only to my iTunes. When I   
open the

DVD the Audio file is empty.

Is there any way of importing the audio only to iTunes?

Lloyd
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Hi Lloyd,
You could check out Audio Hijack  . I understand It lets you record any audio that goes  
through your Mac as AIFF.


You can pull any audio from DVD Player. When using Audio Hijack,  
you'll either need to use the Start A New File Every X option, or  
you'll get one big AIFF file.


With Audio Hijack Pro, you can use the Split button to manually split  
the recording into multiple files, as you record.


Cheers,

Ronni