Can you reccommend a software for extracting audio (MP3) from DVD or video CD

Jerann wrote on 1/20/2009, 9:30 PM

Using "Magix Movie Edit Pro", how do I extract audio files from a video DVD and save it as a MP3 file?
Thank you.

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BLAZE wrote on 1/25/2009, 5:17 PM

IF YOU CAN HEAR THE AUDIO WHILE PLAYING THE SELECTED VIDEO CLIP ON YOUR COMPUTER THEN YES.
GOTO WWW.DOWNLOAD.COM AND GET audacity an audio program.
set it up in options to record what u hear. then just record the audio when your playing the video part.

nealeh wrote on 1/29/2009, 7:30 AM

Tools that capture the audio as it is played will not be the best quality you can get. This is because the sound card converts to analouge format to play the sound and then converts that analogue sound back to digital. Each time you converet, quality will inevitably degrade (by analogy think of photocopy. Each time a fresh copy is taken from a previous copy it becomes poorer).

Ideally you should use a tool to extract the digital sound directly from your DVD. A tool that can do this is XMPEG. Load in your DVD, right-click the image and select 'Extract Audio to ...'.

The MAGIX program "Audio Cleaning Lab" may also be able to extract digital audio from DVD's.

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