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Since you can't actually extract the audio from a DVD, you have to either use a standalone player and run your analog output into your soundcard of choice with your favorite audio recording software (like Steinberg Wavelab), or if you have 2 soundcards (preferably with digital i/o), run your disc on your PC and use one as the output device and the other as the input device - your software application will generally allow you to pick and choose the devices in question, regardless of your default audio output. With digital, make sure that the sample rates match between the 2 cards.
I've done this to create MP3 "talking books" of favorite audio commentaries which I've used for long drives.
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