Okay, I just posted this in the DVD newbies section and will probably get all kinds of hate-mail. I hope this is the right place to post this.
Does ANYONE out there know how to take surround sound from a DVD and DVD-Audio and isolate each track for a mix down into mono/stereo files to be saved as .wav or Mp3? I know for a fact this CAN be done because I've gotten files like this from the internet. I have been trying to figure out how to do this for quite some time now, and I'm getting nowhere. If this problem was previously discussed on this site, I couldn't find it. Anyway, please help a girl out. I'd really appreciate it.
As long as it is from a DVD-Video disc (check the logo on the box) you will be okay here.
What you need is a copy of ImToo's "DVD-Audio Ripper".
It's shareware, but very cheap, and will take the audio from any DVD-V disc to either WAV or MP3 for you.
No hassle, no grief.
If you have a genuine DVD-Audio disc, however, you cannot do this.
Odds are it's DVD-V though, so you'll be okay.
Can't remember the URL for the app, but a google search will find it no trouble.
Wilkes, I appreciate your help. But that's not what I'm after. I wish I knew how to phrase more technically what I'm trying to do.
I don't need to just copy sound off a DVD. Imagine a 5.1 surround sound recording. I want each point separated and copied on their own. So for one song, I could have five different parts in mono. I know this has been done. But how the hell do they do it? Thanks again.
No.
The Dolby Digital Encoder does not work with Cubase, and this plug installs the Dolby Digital Decoder as well.
This is what is needed to do this, as even a standard Nuendo installation is not capable.
