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Anyone got a good programme they can recommend or send via email?

Ally sent me one ages back but ma computer died on me and I lost the fucker. Want to get Reading, Finsbury etc... back onto CD :thumb:

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Stick a microphone next to the telly and remember to press start/stop on your tape machine at all the right times.

Everybody knows that, dur. :thumb:

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The last cassette recorder I had was 1988 and it blew up cos I stretched the wire too far.

:nonono:

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El Jarvo wrote: Stick a microphone next to the telly and remember to press start/stop on your tape machine at all the right times.

Everybody knows that, dur. :thumb:

I've got very old cassettes of me introducing my favourite tv theme tunes that way.... "Harrrry O !" you can hear my nan snoring in the background.

I don't think she was at the reading or finsbury gigs so you might want a copy of my mp3s shugs (that's if you don't have them already)

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mplayer dvd:// --dumpaudio > shugster.wav

Then chop it up in a wave editor, or you can get clever and do a frame-range to get songs individually.....eg (syntax may be wrong)...

mplayer dvd:// --range 800-5800 --dumpaudio > Crystal.wav or even, to get mp3s..... mplayer dvd:// --range 800-5800 --dumpaudio | lame -b 320 -o Crystal.mp3

As for doing it in DOS....ooooh, I dunno, I think there is a program that specifically does it, but it probably costs money or comes with spyware......yer safer with the tape deck and mic :thumb:

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Thanks for that link Shug.

Great program that, my 'evaluation' copy also got lost in a crash, nice to have it back!

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