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[Tassie Devil]

I'm interested in doing this on BDs I own so the FLAC files can be used in other players.

Any recommendations on simple and reliable programs to do this?

TIA

John

[Tassie Devil]

Tassie Devil, on Dec 9 2011, 11:38 AM, said:

I'm interested in doing this on BDs I own so the FLAC files can be used in other players.

Any recommendations on simple and reliable programs to do this?

TIA

John

Found this:  http://www.computera...n-Blu-ray-Audio

Any comments anyone?

TIA

John

[bassett]

Someone's looking for cheap  SACD  copies.  Actually it's not a bad idea, if we could separate the audio  tracks from the video.

Of cause we could  play the  disc and leave the TV off.  Would  amount to the same thing really.

[myrantz]

Tassie Devil, on Dec 9 2011, 11:02 AM, said:

Found this:  http://www.computera...n-Blu-ray-Audio

Any comments anyone?

That's what I did... for 2.0 PCM...

Because the one I did was a single huge WAV file, I have to use cuelist editor to create my own cuelist, then load that cuelist into foobar2k. Use foobar to double check if the track transitions are ok.

And when I get everything I want it, convert individual tracks to FLAC...

Then tag it with MP3tag.

It's not a "all-in-one" solution though, and quite time consuming IIRC.

bassett, on Dec 9 2011, 11:15 AM, said:

Someone's looking for cheap  SACD  copies.  Actually it's not a bad idea, if we could separate the audio  tracks from the video.

Of cause we could  play the  disc and leave the TV off.  Would  amount to the same thing really.

Not SACD... Been trying to figure out how to do that, but needs a PHAT PS3 ..

[Mjr69]

I believe DVDFab Blu-Ray Ripper can remove the audio files for you (up to 7.1) and then you can decide whether to stream the audio or burn a disc. BTW not a SACD disc but a DVD-Audio disc on a normal blank dvd.

[IanD]

With AnyDVD or similar running:

Eac3to.exe w: x) y:"z:\folder\soundtrack.flac"

where:

w = Bluray drive
x = Title playlist (1, 2, 3, etc)
y = track (1, 2, 3, etc)
z = destination HDD

You might need to install a decent decoder for DTS soundtracks (eg Arcsoft), but the included decoder is fine for TrueHD.

Eac3to.exe /? will show all options
Eac3to.exe w: will show the playlists on the disc
Eac3to.exe w: x) will show the tracks for that playlist