Please Help

[BREGuitar1]

Is there a software program that would allow me to rip the audio out of digital movies and convert it to .wav or .mp3? Any help would be much appreciated.

[Batman]

Please elaborate. What is the precise format of these "digital movies"?

[setarip]

if you're referring to DVDs, you would first have to "rip" (eliminate copy protection and then copy) ALL of the DVD files (.IFOs, .BUPs and finally, the .VOBS,which are video and audio multiplexed) to your hard drive. You could then use VOB2AUDIO or Mediator to extract and convert the audio in the manner and formats you've described.

Let us know of your success ;>}

[BREGuitar1]

I am speaking of files in .mpg, .wmv, .mpeg, .avi, .asf, .mov, and .mpe formats. Once again any help is appreciated very much. Thank you.

[Enchanter]

For MPEG-1 and AVI, you can use Virtualdub (with the exception of AC3 sound streams). In the case of MPEG-1, you need to use Full Processing Mode and select Uncompressed to extract the audio as WAV.

[BREGuitar1]

Thanks a lot. Virtualdub is working great. Some of my videos aren't in the right format. What software do I need to convert these videos.

[gd_nimrod]

Try using NanDub, a modified version of VirtualDub that will allow you to play/rip some formats that Vdub doesn't. Also, Sonic Wave will let you extract the audio from numerous formats of video.