Capture Audio from DVD again question-free

i have searched on how this. supposedly vlc can it, pictorial doesn't show same menus have. have vlc , handbrake , extract audio using free program, preferably have. have seen other programs mentioned, windows. has done using vlc on mac? if so, can point me instructions? if not, free program recommend?

 

never tried vlc, here's method use. requires programs makemkv (its dvd-ripping functionality free, blu-ray requires serial after trial) , subler (free).

in makemkv (unless you've ripped/encoded video container, in case skip down 'in subler' steps).
step 1: open makemkv dvd in disc drive.
step 2: press button in center, should symbol says dvd - hdd (the picture supposed hard drive). let it's scan/decrption thing, shouldn't take more 10 minutes depending on disc (disney dvd's, example, may take longer).
step 3: makemkv going give list of titles can rip. if list massive, right-click on and, on pop-up menu, select "unselect all" uncheck listed titles. then, select title wish extract audio later clicking check box next (makemkv tells estimated file size next title , length of title in box right of window).
step 4: after selecting box, expand title options clicking arrow next it. uncheck except audio track/s want.
step 5: click "makemkv". makemkv rip movie .mkv file.
step 6: when makemkv finished, close , open subler.

in subler (if you've ripped movie .mkv, .mp4, .m4v, or .mov, can skip straight these steps)
step 7: navigate file>new, or press command+n open new project.
optional step: navigate subler>preferences>audio , check box next "convert ac3 audio aac". optional, increase capability devices.
step 8: in finder, navigate .mkv attained makemkv , drag new window, or navigate file>import>file, or click "+" in subler gui.
step 9: pop menu listing streams inside .mkv (video, audio, subtitle, chapter, etc) drop down. uncheck audio stream wish save.
step 10: checked checkbox next audio track name.
step 11: navigate file>save as... save file. make sure file type audio-mpeg4, not video, otherwise you'll video file no video.

not way it, that's preferred way.

 

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