Extract audio from DVD video?

[fredley]

I receive teaching videos on DVD that always have a song performed on each DVD. I would like to extract the audio from these performances and burn it to a CD that I can listen to in my car. I have a CDR and a DVDR but haven't figured out the process that I need to accomplish this. Any ideas? Thanks!

 

[Elbatrop1]

I'm not 100% sure, but I think that windows movie maker can do this.

 

[fredley]

Okay, I fired up Movie Maker and was not able to figure a way to do this. Any other ideas or more insight into Movie Maker?

 

[Elbatrop1]

Sorry, I was thinking about another program that I have (Ulead VideoStudio 7). I couldn't get windows movie maker to do the trick.

 

[AND_YOU_ARE]

If you have acces to sony's sound forge, you can open video files and edit off the sound. whether this works directly off a dvd, that i dont know. I have always been able to do it with a video file, in avi or mpeg. give it a shot and tell us what happens.

 

[Harper]

Windows Sound Recorder. Just play your DVD in on app, and record windows Sound Recorder.

You will then get a WAV file which can easily be put on CD Audio format with programs like Nero Express

 

[fredley]

Thanks, everyone! After enough searching and rabbit trails, I found one possible answer. This is on another forum that I'm sure some of you probably know about.

http://www.mp3-guides.com/guides.php?name=dvdtoaudio

I haven't had time to actually try this or the other suggestions, but it looks good. Thanks again!

 

[vance43211]

ac3 decode

 

[ekÆsine]

fredley here's another one

http://www.softpedia.com/public/cat/11/1/2/11-1-2-153.shtml

http://www.castudio.org/