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Posted by Bill on 10/09/05 04:27
Anthony
DVD Audio Extractor should do what you want ... save to .wav file, then
maybe encode to MP3 with LAME, or make regular audio CD with Nero 6.
Bill.
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anthony wrote:
> Advice please.
> I want to edit several of my own DVDs to extract musical numbers from
> them ... to make a single compilation DVD of highlights for my own
> use.These are for old, often very corny Hollywood musicals which just
> happen to have totally brilliant sequences in them.
> Is there a preferred program for this sort of editing? I've tried the
> editing function on DVDShrink, but it seems to lack the option of
> listening to the video you're trying to edit .. which makes for very
> clumsy edit-points. If I create an ISO file on my hard-disc, is there
> an editing program which can then deal with that? Just what is the best
> way to proceed?
>
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