Load up, rip once as an MP3.
Never use again sort of program.
Any thoughts or recommendations ๐
https://www.ffmpeg.org/ will probably do it, not looked at it in years though, think I last used/ripped a DVD in about 2006 or something ๐ , so don't ask me how.
I think you can do this easily with vlc. Assuming you gave a PC with a DVD drive? It's something I had to do a while back and seemed to remember it being quite easy. It was a few years back though.
Maybe not the simplest way, but...
http://www.wikihow.com/Rip-DVD-Audio-to-MP3-Using-VLC-Media-Player
That's using Handbrake to rip the DVD first apparently. Though odd as I thought you need MakeMVC to do the rip first and Handbrake was use for converting to other formats. Or maybe MakeMVC is/was required for copy protected discs.
There's also this but I have no idea what it's like and if it's safe from malware etc. Pay software so trial version...
Find it on youtube and use youtubemp3downloader? Easily found with google.
Used to use[url= https://handbrake.fr/ ] Handbrake[/url] to do this sorta thing.
Magic DVD Ripper.
I think you get 14 days of free use before having to buy a licence.
Thanks, everybody for the suggestions.
I'll try the software out later.
Thanks again.
Do what I used to do as a child,
Play through your speakers and record on your cassette recorder making sure Mum or Dad kept quite.
Play through your speakers and record on your cassette recorder making sure Mum or Dad kept quite.
Or [depending on how much of the audio track you actually want] you could do the modern equivalent of this and just play the DVD on your PC and use something like 'Audacity' to 'record what you here'.