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<Rivergoat2@adobeforums.com> wrote in message 
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> What is needed to record audio as a DVD plays? I have only heard digital 
> data noise regardless of input source setting, yet can detect normal audio 
> when DVD plays (in Nero 8 Showtime) without Audition running. I'm looking 
> for an easier way than playing a DVD on another device and cabling the 
> audio to a sound card input. It seems I should be able to record the audio 
> on the fly?

All you need is a computer with a DVD drive and Audition.

A regular A/V DVD can be opened by Audition in Edit View using "Open Audio 
From Video".  Navigate to the DVD drive. There will be a folder named 
VIDEO_TS.  Set "Files Of Type" in the file open dialog box to "All Files". 
Pick the first file with a file type of VOB. You should be able to extract 
the audio from it. Repeat as needed to get the portions of the sound track 
that you need.

Alternatively, there are freeware programs, I believe MPEG Screenclip being 
one of them, that can extract the audio from a DVD.