| Re: DVD Video to Audio CD problems
Also just the 'Audio' box checked..?
Perhaps the file was saved as a .vob but really is just audio. Try the procedure again with both audio and video stream boxes checked and see if you get the two files (one about 1/4 - 1/10th the size of the video).
Edit: OK I just tried it with a suitable DVD, and the AC3 audio is indeed saved as a .vob file. You just need to change the file extension to .ac3 if whatever you're going to do next requires that for it to be recognised.
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