Can you record sound from a dvd on your computer?

[thirty-two]

Don't shoot me if this is been asked before.... *batseyelashes*

I have Intervideo WinDVD on my computer. Are there any programs that I could download that could record the sound.. like 3 minutes or so would work perfect.

Thanks

 

[Ryanwb]

You want to record the fart scene from Blazing Saddles? Oh yeah!!

 

[HeavyB3]

Yes, I'm sure there are.

 

[thirty-two]

Yes, I'm sure there are.

*gives the mean girl annoyed look at heavy b*

 

[bratwurst]

I just wrote a long reply and it got lost when I hit submit by timing out. That really freaking sucks.

So here goes again.

In winxp, you can go to:

Start > All Programs > Entertainment > Sound Recorder

This is just the basic program to record sounds that is built into windows. You will need to go to volume control and edit the feed you are going to use to record from under File > Properties. This will work for a basic straight record from a source.

There are other full fledged editing and mixing programs out there that will work very well if you want to mix other sounds and control amplitude and stuff like that. I used adobe audition at work quite a bit to play around with some sounds and mix stuff together. I don't know what that costs though, and I am sure unless you are really into audio editing it probably isn't worth the dough.

There are free programs on the net though that you can download to do this stuff as well, like audacity which you can download from sourceforge.net, always a good place to look for open source and free software.

Here's a link to audacity: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

 

[thirty-two]

I just wrote a long reply and it got lost when I hit submit by timing out. That really freaking sucks.

So here goes again.

In winxp, you can go to:

Start > All Programs > Entertainment > Sound Recorder

This is just the basic program to record sounds that is built into windows. You will need to go to volume control and edit the feed you are going to use to record from under File > Properties. This will work for a basic straight record from a source.

There are other full fledged editing and mixing programs out there that will work very well if you want to mix other sounds and control amplitude and stuff like that. I used adobe audition at work quite a bit to play around with some sounds and mix stuff together. I don't know what that costs though, and I am sure unless you are really into audio editing it probably isn't worth the dough.

There are free programs on the net though that you can download to do this stuff as well, like audacity which you can download from sourceforge.net, always a good place to look for open source and free software.

Here's a link to audacity: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

Oh my gosh, thanks so much!!

 

[bratwurst]

NP at all.

Seriously though, is this site hanging here and there when you click on buttons and links the last few days or is that just me? I haven't had that problem on any other site and I use three different computers during the course of a day.

/geek

 

[thirty-two]

NP at all.

Seriously though, is this site hanging here and there when you click on buttons and links the last few days or is that just me? I haven't had that problem on any other site and I use three different computers during the course of a day.

/geek

yeah, the site's been kinda weird the past few weeks.. dunno why...

 

[nathan]

Bratwurst's method should work. You could get the sound directly from the DVD in higher quality, but it would take you a long time to do.

 

[thirty-two]

Bratwurst's method should work. You could get the sound directly from the DVD in higher quality, but it would take you a long time to do.

Nah, just wanna record some Hanson songs off one of my Hanson DVD's and put them on my mp3 player

hahhaha

 

[bratwurst]

hmmm... ripping them would be better. Haven't done that before. I think Windows sound recorder program will push to .wav format and then you will have to convert .wav to .mp3. You'll need a program to make that conversion for you.

 

[thirty-two]

hmmm... ripping them would be better. Haven't done that before. I think Windows sound recorder program will push to .wav format and then you will have to convert .wav to .mp3. You'll need a program to make that conversion for you.

Not to sound too butch but the only thing I know how to rip is either A) my pants or B) a fart.

crap, i just want this one song that sooooooo good live.... maybe my dad will know... he's a tech geek like you people

 

[Gee!]

I will not support your Hanson addiction.

 

[SweetD]

Not to sound too butch but the only thing I know how to rip is either A) my pants or B) a fart.

crap, i just want this one song that sooooooo good live.... maybe my dad will know... he's a tech geek like you people

have you done a search on a file swap site to see if it is already out there?

 

[thirty-two]

have you done a search on a file swap site to see if it is already out there?

nope cuz i dont know of any file swap sites.

im home on sunday and will ask the pops about it

 

[Gee!]

Has this been resolved yet?

 

[thirty-two]

Has this been resolved yet?

Thanks Gee it most definitely has been resolved!

 

[Gee!]

Thanks Gee it most definitely has been resolved!

I dont know - gimme time.

 

[thirty-two]

I dont know - gimme time.

yer the best