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    Recording from DVD to CD

    Is there a simple way to record from DVD to CD? Have a number of live music DVDs that are not available on CD. The Live 8 DVD would be one.

    BTW, fascinating interview with Bob Geldof on RTE about what went on behind the scenes before the momentous gig - especially the efforts to get Gilmour, Waters and Mason to re-form for one of the highlights of Live 8.

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    Do you have a CD burner and a DVD player on your PC ??
    The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.

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    Last time I did this the audio had to be ripped from the VOB files and it wasn't a particularly simple task. However there are probably tools out there for it at this stage -- did you Google for obvious stuff like "rip dvd audio"?

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    It is a fairly straight forward thing to do.

    Connect your DVD player to the computer, which you can do from with a midi to phono cable (i think that's what it's called, the red and white cable connections at one end and phono connection at the other, they're about €5 in shops) and connect it to your computer via the phono input (probably has a mic logo above the input).

    You will need suitable software, like Sound Forge (which is what I use) and simply record all the sound you wish. You can then save it as a WAV file which you can directly record to CD, or using SoundForge you split teh whole file into various tracks, even have fade ins/outs etc and you should be able to make a perfect CD of whatever DVD you want.

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    Won't he get an analog signal that way? Ripping from the VOBs creates a digital copy and doesn't require him to hook anything up to anything like...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken Shabby
    Won't he get an analog signal that way?
    Yeah .... i fupping hate that !!
    The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by A face
    Do you have a CD burner and a DVD player on your PC ??

    I have both on my Apple iBook. My mate has a PC with both so I'll try the rip DVD software. Thanks.

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