How to Rip and Extract Hi-Fi Audio from Blu-rays Easily?

Have you ever wished you could take the incredible, crystal-clear audio from your favorite Blu-ray concerts or movies and enjoy it anywhere—in your car, on your phone, or your high-end music system? Many audiophiles struggle to extract Hi-Fi audio from Blu-rays for personal listening or backup, since most standard rippers only output low-quality formats or don't preserve multi-channel tracks. This guide solves that problem.

Introduction to Blu-ray Audio

Blu-ray discs are well-known for their high-definition video quality, but they can also contain high-quality audio tracks in various formats such as Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. If you're an audiophile who wants to enjoy the purest form of high-fidelity (Hi-Fi) audio from your Blu-rays, then converting them to Hi-Fi audio files is a great option. In this article, we will explore how to rip audio from Blu-rays with DVDFab Blu-ray Ripper.

Unlike CDs or standard DVDs, Blu-ray audio delivers true Hi-Fi sound—think lossless formats like FLAC and WAV, with full surround and incredible clarity. If you're archiving concert discs or need studio-grade reference tracks, extracting audio directly from Blu-ray is the best way to preserve every detail.

Introduced in 2006, Blu-ray Audio utilizes the same disc technology as Blu-ray movies, providing ample storage capacity for high-resolution audio files. Blu-ray Audio supports a wide range of audio formats, including lossless and high-resolution codecs such as PCM, Dolby TrueHD, and DTS-HD Master Audio. These codecs allow for the playback of uncompressed, studio-quality recordings, ensuring that listeners can hear the music as the artist intended.

 

To enjoy Blu-ray Audio, you need a compatible player capable of decoding the high-resolution audio codecs. Or you can extract audio from high-definition Blu-ray discs. DVDFab Blu-ray Ripper is a powerful Blu-ray audio extractor that not only ensures lossless output quality, but also has a customized built-in editor.

How to Extract Blu-ray Audio with DVDFab Blu-ray Ripper?

DVDFab Blu-ray Ripper

DVDFab Blu-ray Ripper stands out by supporting true multi-channel Hi-Fi output, letting you retain Dolby TrueHD or DTS-HD Master Audio quality in FLAC or WAV. Its intuitive editor helps you split live concerts by chapter or mute unwanted extras, all while ensuring you get studio-level sound on any device.

Step 1: Launch DVDFab 13 and Select the "Ripper" Module

Download and install DVDFab 13 and then select "Ripper" in the top menu. After the 30-day free trial expires, you can continue to use our free product DVDFab HD Decrypter.

Step 2: Load Your Source Music Blu-ray

DVDFab 13 attempts to automatically load any disc in your drive. If you're working with a Blu-ray iso file or folder, you can use the big "+" or the "+Add" button in the upper left corner. Alternatively, you could also just simply drag & drop the source anywhere inside the user interface.

Step 3: Choose a Hi-Fi Audio Profile

Click the "Choose Other Profile" option which brings up the built-in Profile Library, where you will notice three different tabs – Format, Device, and Personal. Click "Format" and then select the "Hi-Fi Audio" category.

Here are four distinct conversion profiles – Flac Multi-channel, Flac Stereo, Wav Multi-channel, and Wav Stereo. In order to achieve the best possible quality it is recommended that you select the profile that best matches your sound system. If your system supports surround sound you’ll probably want to go with one of the multi-channel options. 

Step 4: Customize the Output Audio

Clicking the little wrench icon will open up the "Advanced Settings" menu where you can make certain changes to your file. Some of the options found here are static, such as the codec, bit rate or bit depth. These are tied to the profile you pick and can’t actually be modified. However, you can select a different sample rate (up to 192 kHz High-Definition Output), channels, and use the slider to adjust the volume.

The other remaining option is called "Split" which allows you to split the Blu-ray by chapters. If you leave the "No Split" option on, DVDFab Hi-Fi Audio Converter will output the entire contents of the Blu-ray onto a single audio file. 

Besides, you can find a few more customized options. Here, you can change the name of the file or select the titles and chapters you want to convert. You can also pick between any available audio tracks and subtitles. You’re probably not going to use some of these options if you're converting a concert or album but they do come in handy when using the tool to rip audio from Blu-ray movies.

Note: If your Blu-ray is Cinavia protected, you're in a bit of trouble. We covered how to remove Cinavia from Blu-ray, so you can enjoy a clean Blu-ray audio tracks.

Step 5: Choose the Output Destination

There’s one last step is to choose a destination for our output. DVDFab Bluray Ripper selects a destination for you by default but you can change it. If your preferred destination is not already found in the menu, you can add it manually by clicking the "Folder" icon found right next to it. 

Step 6: Start the Ripping and Conversion Process

With everything else taken care of, it’s now time to start ripping and converting our Blu-ray Audio. To begin, simply click the "Start" button.

Finally, in the lower left corner you will notice a new dropdown menu. You can use these to shut down or hibernate your computer once all current tasks have been completed. There’s also an option that simply closes the program once there are no more tasks left to process.

Final Thoughts

With just a few clicks, you now have the power to unlock true high-fidelity audio from your Blu-ray discs—preserving your favorite performances in pristine sound quality to enjoy anywhere, anytime. Start building your personal Hi-Fi music archive today!