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Posted: July 02 2010, 15:12
(OK, techno-weenie) after a little trial and error was able to separate the audio from the TBII DVD live performance and put it on a CD for me. It was compressed but still sounded pretty decent on long car rides. He also did the same with Blue Man Group's first live DVD. There was a kick-ass encore version of the Who's 'Baba O'Reilly' which wasn't available on CD until recently.
Are there any DVD audio tracks that people would like to have available as a CD? I am NOT offering this as a service (wouldn't know where to start plus I'm still on dial-up, lol), just curious as to the level of interest.
Cheers, Dave
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Posted: July 02 2010, 19:57
Hi Dave I use a Xmpeg to do this.
You just put in a dvd hit extract audio and your done then cut it up in iTunes worked a treat on the montreux dvd .
Its also great for pinching movie quotes I have Vazzini's(from Princess Bride) Inconceivable as my message tone on my phone sad I know.
If you just want a song or two from a dvd then use Dvd shrink first, get the bits you desire then import that file into Xmpeg.
In answer to your question I would like an audio rip of the essential mike from laser disc as my vhs rip has dropouts .
Any links out there I wonder?
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Posted: July 02 2010, 20:50
My how times have changed. My stuff was converted back in 2004 with (I guess) at the time 'cutting edge' technology. I do still have a few 'geekier' friends that could probably figure your 'techno-babble' out. Please, no offence meant with the 't-b' term, it's from Roger Waters' on "The Last Mimzy" soundtrack and helped me get through some tough times (I think I'm the official 'poster child' for quadruple-bypass surgery in the GTA 2008-9)...
'Live at Montreux' is an excellent candidate for a similar treatment. I bought it expecting an overpowering buzz of the amps washing out the actual music. It's good to be surprised in a nice way for a change. Thanks again for the input.

Cheers, Dave
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Posted: July 02 2010, 20:56
No offence taken Dave the best thing about forums is
"The Bravery of being out of range", my favorite Waters track
still so relevant today and probably way back when man first learnt how to throw a rock :laugh:  :laugh:
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