Pulling audio off 5.1 DVDs

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thearniec

12-09-2009, 03:14 AM

I see that lots of people are getting music from DVDs where no soundtrack is released by pulling the audio off the rear tracks. I know it’s not perfect, some sound effects bleed through etc. but it’s that or nothing in some cases.

I have some TV series that have incidental music that will never be released on CD and I’d love to be able to pull that audioand make as much of it usable as possible.

Anyone have recommendations for software (preferably Mac but Windows will do) that can take my (legally owned) DVDs and pull the audio?