Of course, the down and dirty way, provided you have a capture card like the
DVStorm2 or the RTX100, is to connect an S-Video cable and an audio cable
from your DVD player to your capture card.  Of course, all bets are off if
there's any copy protection on the DVD.

Glen in Vegas
Caples Productions


-----Original Message-----
From: David Hurdon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 12:42 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [AP] Extracting Audio/Video From DVD


I'd guess that just about everyone interested in digital video has 
experimented with this at some point. I have used DVD Decrypter to rip the 
DVD files I selected, then DVD2AVI to convert the video and audio to AVI 
and WAV respectively. Both are free downloads once you find them, which a 
quick Google should accomplish. You can edit the results in Premiere, as 
I'm doing right now with something I ripped earlier today, just to make 
sure I still could.

David Hurdon

At 05:57 AM 10/2/2004 +0000, you wrote:

I want to extract the audio from DVD, like i want to capture only
audio from DVD, how can i do it???? Is there any other software used
for it???????? I found this option in Adobe Audition, but it only
extracts .cda format. I want to do it with dvd, Plz let me know if
there is any technique envolved.

Secondly how can i capture some vido clips from dvd??????????????

waiting for your reply
 

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