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Ripping dts 96/24

Posted by Mike Sargent on August 24, 2010 at 13:25:13:
This may have gotten lost below...

I got my copy Aretha Franklin, The Best Of, and Chicago I, AKA The Chicago Transit Authority. They sound great.

I am interested in ripping these so I can play them on my PC (don't have a dts decoder in a PC DVD player).

I tried the latest version of DVD Audio Extractor, but it ignores the 96 kHz extensions. I checked with their tech support and they are not planning on adding that.

I also downloaded and tried Xilisoft's DVD Audio Ripper. It knew about 96 kHz, but wouldn't let me select 24-bits.

Does anyone know of a DVD ripper that will let me rip 96/24 dts DVD's in all their glory? Output format is not a problem as I think I can convert whatever they spit out in my final format (WMA Lossless usually, but I have been doing some with FLAC).

Thanks,
Mike