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Is it possible to rip and work with Blu-Ray audio

If I get a Blu-Ray drive, does anyone have reported success ripping the uncompressed audio track?  If so, what tools will do the trick?

Is it possible to rip and work with Blu-Ray audio

Reply #1 –
Software has been released for decrypting Bluray disks.  I suggest Doom9 or google.

Is it possible to rip and work with Blu-Ray audio

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Quote from: Mike Giacomelli on
Software has been released for decrypting Bluray disks.  I suggest Doom9 or google.


Tried Google and assumed Doom9 would focus on ripping video.  I just want an audio rip from the Blu-Ray.  And my understanding is that it's uncompressed multi-channel on many of those discs.  I also wondered what format the ripped file would end up as and what tool can be used to mix it down.

Is it possible to rip and work with Blu-Ray audio

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If you can rip the video, you have to be able to rip the audio with it or else you'd end up with a silent film, no? At this point in time I think you'd need to rip the whole disc and then demux the audio track somehow. I think I've seen some software popping up in the doom9 forums that could do that, although I wasn't paying much attention (not having such hardware to play with myself just yet) so I could be mistaken. Also any tools floating around at this point I'd assume would be quite raw and would take some technical expertise to get working right. The days till we have something as simple as EAC for this sort of task I imagine are quite a ways away from being written.