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dvd audio ripping

by using #1 dvd audio ripper i have ripped a song from a dvd. but there is a problem. there is background noise that i wish to remove (talking, skateboarding sounds, etc)

since the video was filmed and then the music was added later (a homemade dvd video with soundtrack) it seems that separating the song from the live noise would be possible. or is it impossible?

thanks.
 

dvd audio ripping

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by using #1 dvd audio ripper i have ripped a song from a dvd. but there is a problem. there is background noise that i wish to remove (talking, skateboarding sounds, etc)

since the video was filmed and then the music was added later (a homemade dvd video with soundtrack) it seems that separating the song from the live noise would be possible. or is it impossible?

thanks.
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The audio would have been merged. Unless the left speaker has music and the rigth has the noise you don't.