How to convert RMVB audio track to WAV?

[alexVS]

I have RMVB movie file with audio (RealAudio COOK 44100Hz 6ch - shown in Media Player Classic)

How can I convert(extract) audio to WAV?

[alexVS]

I tried to convert it with GraphEdit, but the final WAV is not recognised by other programs and players

[alexVS]

Any suggestions?

[Sakuya]

I have two methods on doing this. They're both pretty simple. Please take your pick. :) I just noticed that your audio says it is 6ch surround sound. I've never seen an RMVB file with surround sound before. If you want to keep the surround sound for your DVD, my methods might not work because the extracted WAV might become stereo (not sure). If so, hopefully someone else can help you with that.

Method #1:
You must first get the free AVISynth (I have version 2.5) and VirtualdubMod (not Virtualdub). Then open Notepad and type this:


DirectShowSource("D:\video.rmvb", fps=29.97, convertfps=true)


Your location of the file must be correct! Then go "Save As", in the box that says "Save as Type" you must select "All Files"! Then type in "filename.avs" minus the quotes. Now right click your filename.avs and open it with Vdubmod. If you did everything correctly, the video file should appear in the window. Go to Streams, Stream List, here it should list an "AVI audio stream 1". Click that once and on the right, click the "Save WAV" button and save your file. It would take about a minute. If you want it to go a little bit faster, uncheck "show input and output video" in the window that pops up. Then click Ok and exit Vdubmod. You can now delete the filename.avs if you want.

Method #2:
If you have TMPGEnc, open it and close the wizard. Go to Option, Environmental Setting, VFAPI plugin. Find "DirectShow Multimedia File Reader" and right-click it and click "Higher Priority". The priority # on the right should now be 1. Click ok and for the video source, click browse to open your RMVB file. If it doesn't work, increase the priority to 2 and try again. After it has opened, go to File, Output to file, WAVE file, and if you want to mess with the audio's settings you can here, then save it. It should take about a minute or more.

If you cannot open the RMVB at priority 2, try it some more times. If it still doesn't work, then make the AVS file in Method #1 and open that AVS file as the video source instead.

[Alicedoom9]

Exactly A few days ago I had just met this problem, I search a lot of software Audio Converters final trial found that the software required to complete the function. Want to help you.

Allok RM RMVB to AVI MPEG DVD Converter is a powerful RealMedia converter software which can convert RM, RMVB to AVI, DivX, Xvid, MPEG1, MPEG2, VCD, SVCD, DVD, WMV formats. It also supports converting RM, RMVB files to DVD-Video files (VIDEO_TS, AUDIO_TS) and VCD/SVCD image (*.bin, *.cue), so you can burn VCD/SVCD/DVD disc easily from RM, RMVB files by using third-party buring tools.

With the powerful RealMedia video decoder inside, Allok RM RMVB to AVI MPEG DVD Converter supports almost all RM,RMVB files, even RealPlayer has not been installed. It's very easy to use and fast with high quality. .qweas.com/download/video_dvd/video_converters/allok_rm_rmvb_to_avi_mpeg_dvd_converter.htm

[setarip_old]

@AlexVS

Hi!I have RMVB movie file with audio (RealAudio COOK 44100Hz 6ch - shown in Media Player Classic)Since you state that it's a movie file, I presume you created it from an original, commercial DVD.

If so, just re-rip your original DVD, extract the audiostream (likely .AC3) and use one of the myriad audio editors to convert it to .WAV...

What is the Title and Region of your original DVD?

[cstrikedish]

Try Exact Audio Copy. It is said that EAC is the best audio grabber for extracting audio tracks.

[hanaku]

I think a dvd creator will fit you~~~~I used imtoo dvd creator, its a shareware, if you want to find some free one, you can google it, then you can find some similar product about it.