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i want to sample my dvds to .wavs. please help

if your watching them through dvd player on your tv, line out the dvd player into laptop or pc. have audacity open and ready, press record
if the dvd player has a line out?

Or you could play the DVD on your computer and record into Audacity (or whatever it is your using) that way.

yea that would be easier, i could never find the option to record straight from the soundcard

You can do it my way...

Load DVD into VLC > Click convert/Stream > Convert file to .wav

You have the whole film in wav so you can listen opposed to watch..

Great for mp3 player when walking around just jott down the time.

ill try these methods when i get home later. and yes im referring to playing a dvd on my computer.

legend4ry wrote:You can do it my way...

Load DVD into VLC > Click convert/Stream > Convert file to .wav

You have the whole film in wav so you can listen opposed to watch..

Great for mp3 player when walking around just jott down the time.

never knew that, definitely gonna try that

legend4ry wrote:You can do it my way...

Load DVD into VLC > Click convert/Stream > Convert file to .wav

You have the whole film in wav so you can listen opposed to watch..

Great for mp3 player when walking around just jott down the time.

Oh fuck off can you do that. Really? DAMN. All this time spent like a chump with my mouse finger hovering over the Audacity record button

legend4ry wrote:You can do it my way...

Load DVD into VLC > Click convert/Stream > Convert file to .wav

You have the whole film in wav so you can listen opposed to watch..

Great for mp3 player when walking around just jott down the time.

Can you do this with downloaded movies? If so how do I go about it? I tried the above and I can't seem to find the settings, any chance of a SS?

http://www.justin.tv/legend4ry/b/291184323

^ Hope this helps.

If you need anything re-explained after that video just say.





Heres some brief lines of what I did step by step.

Start convert/stream (Ctrl+R)

Select the file in File Selection.

Once done - click convert (or alt+c)

Select destination file (go browse,find where you want to save to, type in filename.wav, click save)

Check your audio codec settings; Wav isn't a default you have to set it.

Click Start.








disclaimer; please only do this for audio tracks you own the rights of or are using it for non-profitable activities.

http://cycling74.com/products/soundflower/
Mac only, but this improves fidelity by avoiding two generations of digital conversion. And it's free.

http://www.ntonyx.com/vac.htm
This is a PC ver of soundflower kinda... but not free.