Hola amigos,

Anyone know a good program/software which get songs from a video or dvd and take them out?
I mean, I place a dvd in the computer and the software can get the songs from the dvd,
Million gracias

Carlitos
Tenerife

I am trying cd da extractor and when I put the dvd in the computer just let me dowload the whole cd, how can I download each track if you know this program?
if not any other and easy program?

Carlitos
Tenerife

DVD Audio Extractor is a great program. Highly recomended.

is that the DVD Audio Extractor 4.1.0?

This one does the job pretty well & it's freeware:

[www.aoamedia.com]

a different audio question:

I have a few wma files (bootleg music) which can't
be imported into iTunes....how can i convert them to mp3 files?


IORR............but I like it!

>>how can i convert them to mp3 files?<<

[www.wma-mp3.org]

thanks open-g!


IORR............but I like it!

Ithink u can do it in foobar 2000,a brilliant free player(it plays every known format)

Thank you too ALL

Carlitos
Tenerife

wma-files can be dragged right into the iTunes-player, and convert directly to your desired format. Unless you have a Mac...

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carlitosbaez
Hola amigos,

Anyone know a good program/software which get songs from a video or dvd and take them out?
I mean, I place a dvd in the computer and the software can get the songs from the dvd,
Million gracias

Carlitos
Tenerife

Digitally extracting audio from a DVD is complicated but can be done for free. This is how I do it in Windows.

1. Track down a copy of "DVD Decrypter" software. It can digitally extract audio and video files from DVDs. The MPAA was very upset and the software has been withdrawn but you can probably still find it.

2. Use "BeLight" to convert the audio .VOB files to .wav or whatever format you want.

3. Optional: The audio files will be at 48kHz sample rate. CD is 44.1kHz. Your PC won't care but a CD player will only play 44.1kHz. Either convert the sample rate first then burn to CD, or use a program which can convert on the fly while burning. "Audacity" (free) can convert the sample rate. Nero (not free) and possibly others can convert while burning.

Good luck.

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DandelionPowderman
wma-files can be dragged right into the iTunes-player, and convert directly to your desired format. Unless you have a Mac...

i have a mac


IORR............but I like it!