Has anyone tried ImTOO DVD Audio Ripper?
http://www.imtoo.com/dvd-audio-ripper.html
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LukeS;448220 Wrote:
Has anyone tried ImTOO DVD Audio Ripper?
http://www.imtoo.com/dvd-audio-ripper.html
or iSofter DVD Audio Ripper Deluxe?
http://dvdtomp3.isofter.com/
I haven't used these tools, but it seems they don't rip from DVD-A
discs, just the audio from video DVDs . . . .
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Phil Leigh;443645 Wrote:
The DVD-A by ELP of Brain Salad Surgery (for example) has only 24/96 5.1
mix tracks on it - no stereo tracks of any resolution. However, it does
have the downmix matrix file on there, so DVD-A Explorer can get stereo
downmix - there is an option for this in the
Phil, I'll have to confirm the version I have. Mine doesn't have that
option and I'd be REALLY interested to see what parameters you can
change, if any, of the downmix. If it's 'preset' then you'll probably
get a mix with film parameters. Better than nothing, I'd guess.
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Phil Leigh;438875 Wrote:
I'm starting to wonder if I've done something wrong?
I ripped the DVD-A with the extract downmix option to a set of wav
files.
You're talking about using DVD-A Explorer, right? I don't remember
seeing an 'extract downmix' option there, and most DVD-As I have
I'm getting the odd transient volume glitch on some tracks I've ripped
from DVD-A using DVDA-Explorer.
Anyone know a good free tool I can use to look at 24/96 Flacs (Audacity
doesn't handle these files at all properly)?
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a
I use a PS3, a modified Clux 11SA and a TASCAM 144 to extract SACD. It's
a royal PITA but it works.
A modified oppo BD-83 (4 RCA SPDIF addd) should work too.
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mswlogo;438633 Wrote:
I use a PS3, a modified Clux 11SA and a TASCAM 144 to extract SACD. It's
a royal PITA but it works.
A modified oppo BD-83 (4 RCA SPDIF addd) should work too.
I recollect seeing something about the PS3 HDMI being used to transfer
the data, which the PS3 converted to
Stratmangler;438658 Wrote:
I recollect seeing something about the PS3 HDMI being used to transfer
the data, which the PS3 converted to LPCM before transferring out via
the HDMI.
Could you elaborate on this ?
I could of course be completely wrong about this - it wouldn't be the
first
I'm in the midst of ripping my first DVD-A... I notice that replaygain
(as added by Foobar) seems to have issues - it's coming up with some
very odd numbers, presumably phased by the 24-bitness of the files?
For example, track/album peak seems to be 55%?
Anyone got a solution for this or do I
Phil Leigh;438735 Wrote:
I'm in the midst of ripping my first DVD-A... I notice that replaygain
(as added by Foobar) seems to have issues - it's coming up with some
very odd numbers, presumably phased by the 24-bitness of the files?
For example, track/album peak seems to be 55%?
Anyone
Stratmangler;438780 Wrote:
Just skip the replaygain thing Phil.
I had issues with flac.exe not working with 24 bit files - I unticked
the replaygain option and it worked fine.
Chris :)
Thanks EGD and Chris... skipping RG.
Sure sounds good!
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal
Foobar 2000 seemed to come up with some believable RG values for a DVD-A
Explorer ripped DVD-A.
Sounds good on the Transporter. Doesn't sound too bad downsampled by
sox on a SB3 either :)
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A friend is mailing me this disk - I wondered if anyone here had ripped
it successfully (I'll be after the hi-rez stereo mix)?
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
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Phil Leigh;438351 Wrote:
A friend is mailing me this disk - I wondered if anyone here had ripped
it successfully (I'll be after the hi-rez stereo mix)?
DVD-A Explorer seems to cope with everything so far.
I haven't heard this remaster, but it should be a decent mix on the
album - all the
Stratmangler;438079 Wrote:
The tracks on both Hotel California and Rumours are MLP and I've managed
to extract them with DVD-A explorer.
Chris :)
You make it sound as if you disagree with kiwi... ;)
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Peter314
Stratmangler;438260 Wrote:
Does your ;) suggest something similar ?
Chris ;)
Au contraire, I think we both agree with him. DVD-A Explorer does it
all. :)
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egd;437638 Wrote:
dvddecrypter is also able to extract the audio stream from DVDA
Only true if there are tracks on the DVD-Audio disc that are not MLP
encoded. Use DVD-A Explorer for all circumstances.
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Kiwi;437957 Wrote:
Only true if there are tracks on the DVD-Audio disc that are not MLP
encoded. Use DVD-A Explorer for all circumstances.
The tracks on both Hotel California and Rumours are MLP and I've
managed to extract them with DVD-A explorer.
Chris :)
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I'm pretty sure I posted this elsewhere but at the risk of repeating
myself I took the SPDIF out of my DVD-A capable player and managed to
get GarageBand to sample at 44.1 / 24 bits. I'm told that most DVD-A
players down-sample the digital-out to protect the high res data stream
from just this
+1 for DVD Audio Explorer. It is a very easy program to use and allows
extraction of whatever audio files are available on DVDA.
I spent a while last night ripping the stereo 24/96 files from the six
DVDAs in the Doors box set, and the 24/192 from David Crosby's If I
Could Only Remember My
dvddecrypter is also able to extract the audio stream from DVDA
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