How do I extract audio from Blu-Rays now that AnyDVD has disappeared?

[Dynamic Editor]

With AnyDVD's site suddenly disappearing, I find myself at a complete loss on how to extract the audio from Blu-Ray discs. Previously, I used AnyDVD in conjunction with DVD Audio Extractor to rip non-Atmos audio from Blu-Ray discs, but now, I have no earthly idea how to do it.

I tried DVD Fab Passkey to try and bypass the copy protection on the Blu-Ray, but that didn't work at all (it just kept loading indefinitely).

I tried ripping with MakeMKV and I have the mkv files... but now what? I don't really see an option from there how to extract the audio from an mkv file. Nothing seemed to appear regardless of what source I tried to pick on DVD Audio Extractor. I feel I am missing something significant, but I have no clue what.

 

[HomerJAU]

You can use Music Media Helper to ‘Extract Audio from MKV’ to convert to FLAC etc if you have Windows or use MakeMKV to ‘Backup’ your disc and then DVD Audio Extractor to convert to disc folders and stream to FLAC.

 

[hafquark]

Right, just create a Backup with MakeMKV (folder with green arrow icon in upper left corner). It decrypts the disc and creates a regular Blu-ray folder that can be burned, made into an ISO, extracted to audio, played directly from an HDD, etc.

 

[GOS]

I tried DVD Fab Passkey to try and bypass the copy protection on the Blu-Ray, but that didn't work at all (it just kept loading indefinitely).

Passkey has been more and more problematic for me. About 50% or more of the discs I throw at it simply won't load. I now use DVDFab13 and or makeMKV.

 

[kap'n krunch]

Just be patient, I am sure they will be back again just as they did before…

 

[marpow]

For Blu Ray rips, please use this MAKE MKV

For Blu Ray tagging either as a FLAC or MKV File please use this Music Media Helper

 

[Sonik Wiz]

Just be patient, I am sure they will be back again just as they did before…

Yes but be sure to NOT buy the life time subscription. ..

 

[GOS]

Just be patient, I am sure they will be back again just as they did before…

patient?

 

[Pitscher]

What do you use for a ISO-Copy from a DVD Audio?

 

[pageandbeck]

With AnyDVD's site suddenly disappearing, I find myself at a complete loss on how to extract the audio from Blu-Ray discs. Previously, I used AnyDVD in conjunction with DVD Audio Extractor to rip non-Atmos audio from Blu-Ray discs, but now, I have no earthly idea how to do it.

I tried DVD Fab Passkey to try and bypass the copy protection on the Blu-Ray, but that didn't work at all (it just kept loading indefinitely).

I tried ripping with MakeMKV and I have the mkv files... but now what? I don't really see an option from there how to extract the audio from an mkv file. Nothing seemed to appear regardless of what source I tried to pick on DVD Audio Extractor. I feel I am missing something significant, but I have no clue what.

Not sure which version of MakeMKV you’re using but you should update to the most recent version if you’re using an old one. MakeMKV rips to BDMV folder for me, not MKV files, so either update the program or change your settings to rip to BDMV folder, then DVD Audio Extractor will work with no problem.