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Some DVD-Audio discs extract to very small result files that contain only about 1 second of noise. What could be wrong?

April 26, 2017contain discs DVD-Audio Extract files noise small

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Some DVD-Audio discs extract to very small result files that contain only about 1 second of noise. What could be wrong?

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If you are running AnyDVD (or other similar software) that runs at background and tries to decrypt the disc silently, you’ll need to turn it off before extracting from DVD-Audio discs. This is because AnyDVD can’t handle DVD-Audio discs and will give wrong output to up-layer software like ours.