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  1. 29th Nov 2004 07:21 #1
    aceguy
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    is it possible to take the audio of a video concert that i have saved on my pc and put it onto cd so i can play it through my hi-fi? if so how can i do this??? i use nero 6. cheers for all help.
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    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=205836
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    Hello,

    Yep baldricks link will give you plenty of suggestions.

    You can also rip the ac3 file in streamproccessing mode with dvd decrypter. Then you can use besweet gui to convert the ac3 to wav or mp3. Then just burn a mp3 disc or make a audio cd from the wav/mp3 files.

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  4. 30th Nov 2004 02:32 #4
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    I HAVE BEEN TO TWO SITES AND TRIED TWO PROGRAMMES - DVD Audio Extractor AND DVD AUDIO RIPPER. BOTH OF THESE PROGRAMMES CANNOT SEE THE AUDIO FILE ON MY HARD DISK WHICH I WANT TO TAKE THE AUDIO FROM? IN THE PROPERTIES FOR VIDEO FILE IT SAYS THAT THE AUDIO FORMAT IS MPEG LAYER-3. IS THERE A WAY ROUND THIS? DO I NEED THE FILE ON DISK TO COPY THE AUDIO???
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    Can you open that file with something like Windows Mediaplayer?
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  6. 30th Nov 2004 06:09 #6
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    yes the file opens fine with windows media player.
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    Isn't MPEG Layer 3 short for MP3?
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    MP3 is the abbreviation for MPeG1 Audio Layer 3.
    www.nomadworld.com/support/faq/welcome.asp?subtype=&faqtype=1&cat=3006&id=3034&page=1
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    If it is video with mp3 use goldwave, virtualdub and save it as wav.
    Tools and guides:
    https://www.videohelp.com/tools?toolsearch=&s=&orderby=Name&hits=50&convert=AVI+to+WAV&...+or+List+tools

    And video with mp3 is not dvd audio.
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  10. 1st Dec 2004 11:17 #10
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    cheers for help - that programme intoo dvd audio ripper worked a treat!!!
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