User manual

Recoding DVD-Video

Nero Recode

4.3 Recoding a DVD-Video to Audio File

With Nero Recode you can recode a DVD-Video to an audio file. In the process, the main

movie is recoded. You can use Nero Recode to adjust and modify the settings to ensure

audio files with perfect audio quality that fit your needs.

The process for recoding a DVD-Video to an audio file is nearly the same as for recoding a

DVD-Video to a video file (see

Recoding DVD-Video to video file→ 19). Just make sure to

select Computer (Audio files) in the Device drop-down menu. Several audio formats are

then available in the Profile drop-down menu (e.g. AIFF, APE, or MP3).

The recoded audio file is stored on hard drive. If you want further editing options like cutting

or splitting the audio file, you can use Nero WaveEditor.

With Nero WaveEditor, you can edit audio files in real time without damaging the

original file. You can use various filters, effects and sound enhancement methods.

Nero WaveEditor is a part of Nero 11 and is automatically installed with it. You will

find further information in the Nero WaveEditor manual.

4.4 Recode DVD Screen

In the Recode DVD screen you define the output. This is basically done by chosing a

Device and a Profile. A profile contains encoding settings that are optimized for a specific

output format on the chosen specific device.

You can also play back the target video, change the encoding settings and specify the target

path.

For the DVD profile all three target options are available: The video can be burned, saved as

an image file or saved to hard drive. In addition, for ripping DVD-Videos you can specify the

Mode for ripping: Rip entire disc, rip main movie or choose the parts to be ripped manually.

The screen is basically divided into two areas: An upper area with edit options for the output

and a lower area with source information.