Lifting audio from DVD

[ShutUpAndFire]

Ok folks I am trying to make a dvd from various old family movies but I wanted to play an audio track from one dvd over the picture from another. I know how to overlay music/audio on movies that I make, but I cant figure out how to lift the audio track off of the other dvd. I know there must be software about but I wondered if anyone knew of any good free stuff that I could use.

Thanks :wahey:

[Speedstar1776]

if you use SonyVegas, you can disable the sound layer and use an other layer for an song or smth what you want

[GUEST]

I used one a few years ago but i cant remember the name of the software.

It was called DVD to Mp3 or something similar. If you google DVD to Mp3, you will see many links, some freeware.

[ShutUpAndFire]

I can do the different audio thing. Its getting the audio from the dvd into mp3 or wma to overlay is my problem

[ShutUpAndFire]

Cheers, yeah I had a look but I try to avoid to dl freeware from sites I dont use , kinda why I was wondering if anyone knew of a trustworthy site or software

[GUEST]

Here's a guide using DVD Decrypter : http://www.dvd-guides.com/content/view/136/59/

http://www.dvddecrypter.org.uk/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD_Decrypter

Hope this helps m8 ;)

[Kharak]

Sony Vegas Pro 9.0c

Rip or copy the sound layer you like from the DVD, paste on the sound layer you like it to be played on.

But kinda weird request "the sound from a DVD only to put it on another". Is this a music DVD which you wan´t to add to your family DVD? or am I missing something?

[ShutUpAndFire]

@ Hornet -

I have used DVD Decrpyter for ages didnt know it lifted audio :lol1: cheers m8


@ Kharak -

If DVD Decrypter dont work I will give Sony Vegas a try :good2:
The reason I need it is my cousin is a classical pianist (really really good) and my mum wants the music from her concert dvd over a video I am making for her (yeah I know its kinda strange but thats what she wants :P )

[Kharak]

ok:)

But recommend you rip the DVD first :) extract the video file to Vegas Pro. There is a 31 day free trial on Sony Vegas Pro website.

Vegas Pro might seem super pro at a first glance, but it´s actually quite user friendly :)

[GUEST]

@ Hornet -

I have used DVD Decrpyter for ages didnt know it lifted audio :lol1: cheers m8



Same here looolz... :wallmad1:

[ShutUpAndFire]

I found a new dvd tool its quite handy, its called WinX DVD Ripper, it can change dvd to avi, mpeg, mp4, wmv, mov, flv and take only the sound in mp3 format. It quick and really easy to use.

[Kharak]

Sounds like a good tool :)