Best program for extracting sounds from a DVD?

Bogie · March 1, 2002, 04:29 PM

Guys, just got a new confuser at work, and it needs some custom "beeps." It's got a DVD drive.

BTW, the DVD collection is proceeding apace... Next goal is to find a copy of Tremors 1,2,3.

braindead0 · March 1, 2002, 04:43 PM

Well, 'best' is a bit subjective. What operating system are you running?

If windoze, you can use the sound recorder to get up to 60seconds (I think). I use Sound Forge for heavy audio editing, but I doubt you'd need that.

e-mail me private if you need help, note that AFAIK the only file format that support 5.1 sound natively is MPEG-2 possible 3, and most sound cards don't support recording 5.1 sound.

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braindead0 Senior Member Join Date: February 28, 2002 Location: Canton, Oh Posts: 896	Well, 'best' is a bit subjective. What operating system are you running? If windoze, you can use the sound recorder to get up to 60seconds (I think). I use Sound Forge for heavy audio editing, but I doubt you'd need that. e-mail me private if you need help, note that AFAIK the only file format that support 5.1 sound natively is MPEG-2 possible 3, and most sound cards don't support recording 5.1 sound. __________________ DoD# 2223 Meum scapha volitare plenum anguillae