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One method of ripping just the audio from a DVD
An alternative (and easier) way would be to rip your DVD using Handbrake, then you can import the files to iTunes, right click on them and convert to AAC. Seems easier!
One method of ripping just the audio from a DVD
That's what came to my mind to, thanks for clearing up the steps =)
One method of ripping just the audio from a DVD
Does this method work? I've tried it with a DVD this evening, but, though I can get the video file into iTunes, I have no luck converting it to AAC as the menu selection is greyed out. Is there a step I'm missing?
One method of ripping just the audio from a DVD
Hmmm... it does not work. The option is not displayed for videos.
One method of ripping just the audio from a DVD
Actually, ffmpegX refuses to work if the video track is missing: you cannot use it for converting just audio.
One method of ripping just the audio from a DVD
Given that I was able to use it as described in the hint to convert just an audio track, I'm not sure I understand the above comment.
or Subler
Going the Handbrake route, you can delete the video track from the MPEG4 file with a tool called Subler. Note, you should probably duplicate the resulting MPEG4 file, from Handbrake, as the Subler applies the changes to the currently open file and there is no "save as". |
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