la solution serait-elle celle du rip' sur disque dur et une conversion en .wav comme +/- expliquer ici : (je suis faché avec la langue anglaise donc j'ai peut-être mal compris )
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/ind ... opic=51554
je suis peut-être borderline en parlant de ripp' sur disque dur mis bon tant pis.....
et ici, je citer encore un post sur hydrogenaudio :
DVDARipper.exe decrypts the AUDIO_TS files to the hard disk. You then have to burn them to a DVD-R, thus producing an unencrypted copy of the DVD-Audio.
Then you insert that DVD-R instead of the original DVD, and use PPCMRipper.exe. It actually launches WinDVD. There, you select the track(s) you want to play (you also often have the choice between 5.1 and stereo content). You need to play the tracks in real time, and in the mean time PPCMRipper.exe extracts the audio to .wav files on the hard drive. I noticed that you need to set up WinDVD properly in order to extract the right audio (check "24bit/96kHz output" and set up the target audio system to 5.1 in the "audio center").
In the end, the whole process is quite inconvenient (rip, burn, record), but at least we can finally rip our DVD-A's.
DVDAExplorer_a7.exe can extract the original .mlp files out of the unencrypted copy of the DVD-A. The trouble is, I don't know of any software that is capable of decoding them. Even WinDVD refuses to open such files. And btw, WaveLab doesn't support that codec either, so even though you pass the unencrypted DVD-A to it, it will fail saying that the audio is in an unknown format.
I will post a sample of the ripped audio shortly for anyone to review. I'm very curious to see if it is indeed the original 24bit/92kHz audio, or a 24bit/92kHz upsample of a 16bit/48kHz downsample of the original 24bit/96kHz audio (!), since apparently WinDVD refuses to output the full resolution to anything else than the sanctionned Creative Labs Audigy soundcard (see the thread Digital copy of DVD-A Tracks about the issue). I'm hoping that the tools bypass that restriction somehow.
The software is still very alpha-quality, but at least it seems to work, and that's a first. Thank you very much rjamorim for providing us those tools, and a big thank you to the author.
ça parle encore de ripper, mais moi je veux juste les lire...si les spécialistes de la langue anglaise peuvent confirmer ou non ou y découvrir une piste, ma foi c'est tout ce que je peux faire
un autre piste ici mais j'ai rien compris
http://dvd-audio.sourceforge.net/