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Joe Murphy Jr

In Reply to: RE: Extract from AIX DVDs posted by rmilewsk on January 15, 2011 at 23:36:05

The 24/96 PCM 2.0 stereo tracks are actually on the DVD-V section of the discs, not the DVD-A section. Make sure you're "extracting" from the right side of the disc (there's material on both sides -- at least on the ones I have). Any DVD ripping program should be able to get this for you.

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RE: 24/96 stereo - rmilewsk 00:45:57 01/16/11 (5)
Thanks,

How do I see the dvd-v "side" of the disc? I only have one "side" The disc will only play one way. When I put it into the drive that way and have dvd audio extractor look at the disc it only comes up with Title 1 MLP 96KHz 24bit 6Ch.
- use a free one - Joe Murphy Jr 11:00:03 01/16/11 (4)
  DVDDecrypter can still be found (try the Doom site) and should be able to see the 24/96 stereo tracks. What disc are you trying to rip? Are you sure it has a stereo track?
  - RE: use a free one - rmilewsk 08:25:09 01/17/11 (3)
    I'm not sure if it has a stereo track. How do I tell. The DVD is Mixtures I: A Classical Surround Sampler. On the back it says:
    
    Group 1 MLP 5.1 "Audience"
    Group 2 PCM 2.0 "Stereo"
    Group 3 Dolby 5.1 " Audience"
    Group 4 DTS 5.1 "Stage"
    
    Featuring"
    New 96 KHz/24 Bit Recordings
    Alternate 5.1 CHannel Mixes
    Stereo 96 KHz/24 Bit PCM Mix
    Compatible with DVD-Audio/Video
    
    I'm guessing the disk may only have a 5.1 track and it's "mixed" for the other tracks. That would be a real shame. I can't rip it for stereo then.
    - it should not be downmixed - Joe Murphy Jr 15:35:48 01/17/11 (2)
      That's what the discs that I have say on the back. The PCM 2.0 stereo track should be in the DVD-V format, not DVD-A, so a DVD-V ripper should be able to get you the stereo track.
      
      Here's a link to the disc at AIX (see the About the Disc section, only the 5.1 MLP mix is for DVD-A players, the other 3 can be played by DVD-V players):
      your disc (Open in New Window)
      - RE: it should not be downmixed - rmilewsk 23:11:34 01/17/11 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: it should not be downmixed posted by Joe Murphy Jr on January 17, 2011 at 15:35:48
        
        How do I use dvd decryptor to rip the audio tracks? It looks like it comes up with the files on the disc not a list of all of the audio tracks.
        
        help is out there - Joe Murphy Jr 13:12:58 01/18/11 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: it should not be downmixed posted by rmilewsk on January 17, 2011 at 23:11:34
        
        You should probably visit the Doom9 forums. There's plenty of help to get what you want. DVD Decrypter (or possibly even DVD Shrink) can rip the disc to your hard drive. You can assemble the tracks to be burned to disc or files with DVD Shrink.
        
        There are other ways to do it, but the above is a simple method. For more info and other options, the link below will
        help. (Open in New Window)

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