Instruction to Convert DVD to AAC

Want to extract audio from DVDs to AAC to listen with your iPod? Free DVD Ripper Ultimate is a simple but powerful program to extract audio from all kinds of DVDs to AAC and other popular audio formats with super fast speed and great output quality. Download this DVD to AAC converter and follow the step-by-step tutorial to finish your DVD to AAC conversion.

What is AAC format?

AAC, short for Advanced Audio Coding, is a lossy compression and encoding algorithm for digital audio. Designed by the MPEG group that includes Dolby, Sony, Nokia, FhG and AT & T, AAC is believed to be the logical successor to MP3 for audio coding at medium to high bit rates. Officially declared an international standard in 1997, AAC is most widely used in Apple Computer's line of iPod portable music players and produce better audio quality than MP3 using less physical space for the files. AAC can be switched dynamically between MDCT block lengths of 2,048 points to 256 points. AAC can help people understand what is said to them as well as being able to say and write what they want.

As easy as making a cup of coffee!

• Install & launch Free DVD Ripper Ultimate with its desktop shortcut.
  
  
• Insert the DVD disc to your drive (or you can insert a DVD image to your virtual drive), click "Load DVD" or "Load DVD Folder" to load the available titles of the disc.
  
  
• Check the listed titles and choose chapter & audio track/subtitle to rip. If required, you can disable the audio/subtitle ripping and deinteralace the video. A preview window with snapshot function is provided.
  
  
• Specify the output folder. Choose output format (In the "Copy as" menu, choose "Audio - AAC") and output quality (select a preset from "Presets" dropdown list). Click "Start" and wait until the ripping is complete.