How Do You Make An Audio CD From Video DVD?
There are two basic methods of making an audio CD from a video DVD. Using your computer and the appropriate software, you can extract the audio files from a video DVD and burn them onto an audio CD. Or, using a CD recorder, you can dub the audio from a video DVD onto an audio CD. The first option is more efficient, while the second option may present a simpler choice if you don’t want to learn new software. Download and install software with the capacity to extract audio tracks from video DVDs onto your computer–for instance, Computer Application Studio’s DVD Audio Extractor. See the Resources section. Launch your DVD extractor software, insert your DVD into your computer, and open your DVD files. Select the audio tracks you want to put on CD. Save your selected audio tracks as .wav files. Use your CD burning software to burn these files onto your blank CD-R. Turn off all devices before making your cable connections. Plug one end of your RCA audio cables into the RCA output jacks on y
