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You can extract the Audio Content from a DVD using QuickTime Pro or other third-party software. Whether the result is better than the analogue output from an external DVD player which is then converted as an input into the MBox is debatable. In both cases there are relative pros and cons in terms of the converted file you eventually have to work with.

In many cases, you can get very good results using Audio Hijack to "record" the audio of your DVD to an AIFF file or similar. Just depends what you want to do with the DVD audio stream....

It would be just for sampling purpose, so I need the quality BUT mostly, it's about the message involved...I'd need WAV or AIFF files and I was wondering about how could I get a dvd audio without connecting a dvd player. Actually I have Quicktime 7.0.3, is it good for that?

Thanks!