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 Member 147 Level 25.81 Mar 2006 
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Ripping Music from Movies - A Little Advice?
Hey all,
I'm trying to rip the music from a DVD series I have, and I have been using Smart Ripper to extract the AC3 file, followed by HeadAC3he to extract the sound from only the rear channels. This does a great job removing the voices, but it still leaves a fair bit of SFX. I have a large collection of complete/expanded scores, and i'm guessing in many cases they are made through this technique, or something similar. Does anyone know of a way to try and get rid of this SFX, or is there a better way to start with etc? Thanks. Additional Spam: And just for the info, I don't want any 'it's no simple task' or 'this question is always asked' replies  
Last edited by Thalin : Jul 2, 2008 at 09:06 AM.
Reason: This member got a little too post happy.
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Member 147 Level 25.81 Mar 2006
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Also, I know some talented sound people mix different tracks together in complete scores/rips to make 'suites', or they combine two tracks to make a track more of a theme etc. However, any time I try, it is obvious where the two combine, because there's sometimes a pop, or it just stops and then the next part plays. I've tried fading in and out but it is also pretty obvious, there's no flowing quality.
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