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RE: Recording from DVD

 >> The following article discusses how to create an audio CD
 >> from a DVD. http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?t=139536

Thanks Paul, I will check that out - although the cost of Nero may rule it
out.

I also found a product called "DVD Audio Extractor" (www.castudio.org) which
seems to work pretty well.  It has a free 30 day trial so I'm currently
evaluating it.  I did use it for a concert DVD yesterday and although a bit
slow (about 40 minutes) it did a nice job of extracting the audio stream and
taking it direct to MP3.


Jon Paris
Partner400

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