Descriptions:
The DVD is usually perceived as an indivisible work: audio and video together for the best and for the worst. But it's not like that. If we liked the soundtrack of a newly purchased DVD, extract it and take it to the MP3 player, or burn it to a CD for playback in the car is easier than you think.
For this, we need an application such as DVD Audio Extractor, a powerful tool with which we can extract audio from any DVD, and also do it in a comfortable way thanks to its intuitive assistant. In four simple steps, you can extract the audio and convert it to OGG, MP3 or WAV.
It also allows "demultiplexing" the audio thus preserving the original format, be it PCM, MPA, AC3 or DTS. This can be extremely useful for repairing the audio of a DVD backup, without having to code everything once again. DVD Audio Extractor provides multichannel support, a method of "resampling" the bitrate (affects the quality of the audio) and the "pre-listening" of the audio.
Recent Changes:
v7.6.0 (4th-Mar-18)
- Fix to bug that caused crash on FLAC output on some Win10 machines.
- Fix a bug that caused channel ordering of ALAC files not recognized correctly by iTunes.