Gentlemen, I'm in need of your assistance. As you guys know, I often rip the audio track from films, so that I can listen to the films on long flights - sort of a books on tape deal, but with film audio.

I've not had any real issues with copy protection. I use DVD43 and it gets me past the protection every time - until now (I think).

I may have reached an impasse this time. I've not been able to read the disc with my usual program, DVD Audio Extractor, so I tried a few others - Decrypter, DVD Shrink, Hand Brake, and DVDtoMP3. The only one able to work around what I think may be copy protection has been Handbrake. I was able to copy the film to my hard drive, thinking I would then extract the audio track. The quality of the hard drive copy is fantastic. However - the chapters are out of order and I'm unable to separate them so that I can reorder them.

Any ideas as to how I can either work around the copy protection for the audio rip, or copy an order-correct version of the film so that I can rip the audio from the local copy?

Thanks in advance.