Extracting audio from DVD?

So I have this movie on DVD (I burned it), and there is this one fragment in the movie of which I totally love the music. I would like to find a way to extract that music sample from the dvd - just audio.

Anyway that is possible?

Quicktime will do that, I'm not sure if it's a pro feature or not though.

Did you look thorugh Handbrake's features? It's pretty feature rich, I'll bet it could do what you want.

It can, but it seems to malfunction.
I select "chapters 18 through 18" because the scene I want is just 1 chapter, select AVI as output file format; and come up with a file name for the destination. Then I click start, it gives me a window that pops up for less than a second; and then it says "decoding complete". But the destination file is nowhere to be found. Bummer.

Do you have VLC installed? Handbrake requires VLC for DVD decoding.

VideoLAN?
Yea, I have it.

The window that flashes on my screen is the system32 command prompt, I see...

AVI? Me thinks your avi encoder is busted. USe FFMPEG

Try this: http://www.imtoo.com/dvd-audio-ripper.html

Install Windows MovieMaker for free.

Import the video, and put it on the timeline.

Cut out the audio.

Delete the video.

There 'ya go!