Removing and Editing Audio from DVD

[topgazza]

I want to remove the audio from my holiday DVDs and edit the subsequent MP3 file that I am left with. Something very simple where I can select a section of audio by playing it and choosing the start and end position and then create a separate MP3 file from that and edit it if required. Any advice on which is the best software to use please ?

[paglamon]

Try Goldwave. It will accept the vob file.So,no need to separate. If you still want to separate the audio,use PGCDemux.

[gonwk]

Hi Paglamon,

Any "Freeware" choice to "Goldwave"?

G!

[katzdvd]

Goldwave has a very long "trial" period to allow you to work with your files. I am pretty sure Audacity will work w/ vob files too, it is freeware.

[gonwk]

Hiya Katz,

THANKS,

G!

[Luna]

three strikes and you are out

[olyteddy]

Goldwave has a very long "trial" period to allow you to work with your files. I am pretty sure Audacity will work w/ vob files too, it is freeware.

Don't try it at home, unless you turn the volume way down!!! I just tried it and a 200 Mb VOB pretended to import but was nothing but a couple second very loud screech on playback...

[rondmc]

Don't try it at home, unless you turn the volume way down!!! I just tried it and a 200 Mb VOB pretended to import but was nothing but a couple second very loud screech on playback...

Ugh. I just tried the same after using PgcDemux to export the audio. Still not working for me.

Any other thoughts on a good way to separate the audio from a DVD movie? I have a live band DVD that I want to export the audio from so I can listen to it in my car.

[r0lZ]

PgcDemux is certainly the best demuxer. It works, trust me. But it extracts the stream, usually in AC3 format, not a file ready to be played. You might have to convert it to another format to play it everywhere.