BluRay discs are encrypted so you'll first have to get the file off
there otherwise no other tools can touch the files. Makemkv seems to be
one of the tools folks use to do that but I don't know how accessible it
is or what you do to process the files to strip out the audio once
you've ripped them off the bluray. You can download the tool and use it
free for 30 days. Note that most BluRays are many GB (30-40) so you'll
need a good bit of disk space.
CB
On 11/7/14, 6:29 PM, Joe Quinn wrote:
is there a way to extract the audio from a blu-ray disc? DVD audio extractor’d
be a good option, only problem, is, it’s not accessible. and, i don’t wanna
have to stream it in realtime if at all possible. dunno who’d be able to
tnaswer this but thought i’d give it a shot anyway.
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