How to Rip DVD audio to mp3 or ogg
You can extract sound from a DVD, one track at a time or a chapter at a time. Some simple command line examples should suffice to demonstrate how this is done.
First thing you need to do is make sure you have lsdvd and transcode installed:
sudo apt-get install lsdvd transcode
A DVD in your DVD drive will probably be identified as /dev/dvd. Have a look at its table of contents with the lsdvd command
lsdvd
to find the track information, and the longest track
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