[Hidden-tech] extracting audio too

[Tony Jillson]

MactheRipper is a great tool, but you need to convert the DVD to a  
self-contained Quicktime file. Then you can extract the audio. I use  
HandBrake.
...For DVD's I own, of course ;-)


Tony Jillson
Make Your Mac Sing
Apple Computer Specialist
413-628-3805
machelp at birdwaves.com


On Sep 20, 2007, at 9:02 PM, Tom Adams wrote:

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> hello folks,
>
> i'm trying to figure out the most efficient way to "extract" video AND
> audio from a DVD that I put into my mac.  I use "mac the ripper" to
> get the video (VOB file) but when I open that file (using QTpro) I
> don't get any audio.  same thing when i import that vob file directly
> into Final Cut Pro...just video, no audio.
>
> i know that I'll be needing to do a lot more ripping (extracting)
> video files from dvd in the near future so i'd love to nip this whole
> process in the bud...
>
> any hints?  what's the best workflow here.  thanks for any tips.
>
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