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AnakinSkywlkr Registered: Sep '05	Date Posted: 9/20/05 7:50pm Subject: DVD Audio Ripper?
	Hey everyone! I'm in a production of Star Wars Episode III, in 2006. I need the audio of the characters voices on a CD. Do I need a certain program to rip off the voices? Or, is this impossible to do? Thanks in advance! -----signature----- ::This is the end for you my master.::
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Nathan_P_Butler Title: Author, Star Wars Tales #21 Registered: May '03	Date Posted: 9/21/05 9:17am Subject: RE: DVD Audio Ripper?
	You don't need anything special. Almost any audio recording program will have a setting that lets you capture whatever is supposed to be coming out of your speakers. Basically it's recording what the sound card is emitting. Just pop your DVD into a DVD-ROM drive, and play the DVD while the recording program is recording. That's it. -----signature----- --Nathan P. Butler http://www.starwarsfanworks.com http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/timeline/ Author, Star Wars Tales #21 ("Equals and Opposites")
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AnakinSkywlkr Registered: Sep '05	Date Posted: 9/21/05 9:49am Subject: RE: DVD Audio Ripper?
	Do you have a specific program for that? I don't believe my computer is capable of that without a program. -----signature----- ::This is the end for you my master.::
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AnakinSkywlkr Registered: Sep '05	Date Posted: 9/22/05 12:16pm Subject: RE: DVD Audio Ripper?
	Anyone else have any other suggestions? -----signature----- ::This is the end for you my master.::
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Nathan_P_Butler Title: Author, Star Wars Tales #21 Registered: May '03	Date Posted: 9/22/05 1:16pm Subject: RE: DVD Audio Ripper?
	ANY audio recorder, even Sound Recorder, that comes standard with Windows, should be able to do it. Just check your settings. -----signature----- --Nathan P. Butler http://www.starwarsfanworks.com http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/timeline/ Author, Star Wars Tales #21 ("Equals and Opposites")
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AnakinSkywlkr Registered: Sep '05	Date Posted: 9/22/05 10:13pm Subject: RE: DVD Audio Ripper?
	Do you know what setting I should set it on in audio properties? -----signature----- ::This is the end for you my master.::
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Nathan_P_Butler Title: Author, Star Wars Tales #21 Registered: May '03	Date Posted: 9/23/05 9:03pm Subject: RE: DVD Audio Ripper?
	Depends on the program, but it should have something for "input," and you want it to be sound card, sound board, something like that. Not microphone. -----signature----- --Nathan P. Butler http://www.starwarsfanworks.com http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/timeline/ Author, Star Wars Tales #21 ("Equals and Opposites")
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Tobar Registered: Sep '02	Date Posted: 11/17/05 12:48pm Subject: RE: DVD Audio Ripper?
	To record using sound recorder open up your volume control and then go to properties. After doing that look for a button that says Recording press it and then hit OK after that just make sure stereo mix is selected and you'll be able to record. =) -----signature----- "Yo I am cool dude man." It's not dead, see! pokes it with a stick It's showing some minor brain activity, I'm sure...
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