Apple burned dvd to quicktime format

someone gave me a dvd origionally created in imovie, then burned from idvd.
how do i make that dvd into a quicktime format.
I tried dvd extractor and only extracted video, not audio
any ideas?
thanks

If the creator can't send you the original (.dv) format you'll need some other tools.
Since DVD format is MPEG 2, you'll need to pony up $20 for the Apple MPEG-2 Playback Component.
Use it and the free MPEG Streamclip application to "export" the DVD contents back to the, editable, DV Stream (.dv) format.
This new .dv file can be opened and edited in iMovie or QuickTime Pro.

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