Posted by thirdnature on 12/22/05 12:33

Hi group! I've recently watched a movie that I really thought was
great, but I thought the soundtrack could be much better. I compose a
bit, and as a personal project I'd like to compose a score for this
movie, but for that I would need to extract the soundtrack from it,
ideally while keeping the video track and an audio track with the
dialogs and sounds. Now maybe this is totally irrealistic, but I
thought if some people can rip soundtracks from DVDs without or almost
without SFX, for the purpose of keeping the soundtrack, then maybe the
opposite goal is reachable.

I know how to copy DVDs but i've never done this sort of ripping
before, so bare with me please. Any software names and/or tips on how
to do this (if it's possible at all)?

Any help will be greatly appreciated! :)

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