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Thanks but it's the whole visual and audio I need and it's to be used on a large stage so needs to be the best possible resolution. Someone else suggested using Quicktime to record the screen when I play it as a DVD but I fear that'll look a bit shit too.
inchpincher-
Ah, I thought you just said audio for some reason. I've used the screen grab method (using OBS studio) and it's looked fine on a standard TV. Handbrake would be my go to for that though.
One alternative, depending on the popularity of the band, is to see if there are any hd streams on YouTube or torrents or similar.
aggi
The easy option would be to play the DVD on your computer, make sure all other computer sounds are muted and then use Audacity to record the sound.