Odd. I don't get it....

[priss]

I'm trying to rip audio using DVD2Avi, with the end result being a wave file. But all i seem to get is an AC3 file.

How can i rip the audio and end up with a WAV file? Or i think it was called, 2Channel or something....

Please help, it's doing my head in! Lol. Thanks. :)

[elgan123]

Someone please correct me if I'm making an a$$ of myself but I don't think this is possible with DVD2AVI directly from the VOBs. ;)

If you are ripping directly from the VOBs then most likely .ac3 is all that is available. No problem for us though...just use HeadAc3he or Azid to convert to wav. :cool:

[MaTTeR]

@priss

Please go back and read the forum rules. Post specific subjects!

I think elgan123 is correct. I've yet see a version of D2A that rips the audio to WAV. Take the WAV file then transcode it to Ogg Vorbis or MP3 using BeSweet or HeadAC3he.

[priss]

Oops, sorry about that MaTTeR. In the end i decided to scrap the whole idea of doing everything seperately.

I used DVD2SVCD instead and all seems to be well, it's making my *.bin files as i speak so hopefully all will be well. :)

In relation to the original question, i was reading a guide at the VCD Help site which pointed it out in one of it's diagrams. But it's cool, i just followed the Doom9 DVD2SVCD guide instead. :)

Thanks again.

[Acaila]

I believe it is in fact very easy to get a .wav with DVD2AVI.
Just tick "decode" instead of "demux" and you should end up with a wav file instead of an ac3 file.

To be sure I searched for the DVD2AVI readme, and quote a few lines here:
[Dolby Digital]

[Demux] rips out the specific Dolby Digital (AC-3) raw stream (.ac3)
[Demux All Tracks] rips out all Dolby Digital raw streams inside the program stream.
[Decode] decodes the specific Dolby Digital raw stream to PCM waveform (.wav)

[priss]

Just burnt the *.bin files from DVD2SVCD and everything works fine now. I burnt them with FantomCD after burning 2 corrupted CD's with Fireburner. Tried CDRWin too but it gave me problems with the disks too. Luckily FantomCD worked fine.

I think in future i'll just stick with DVD2SVCD. :)