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In Reply to: Any way to prevent lines with DVD-to-VHS dubs? posted by Coner on May 30, 2002 at 10:13:29:
Those are not interference lines... it's copyright protection...Sam
Follow Ups:
Oh, I had a hunch. Any problem with just dubbing the audio
to a CD-R? (From a concert DVD).
If you use a computer for such things (I do), and your sound card can handle digital at rates other than the standard 44.1/16 bit (mine does), you can make a VERY impressive copy.
I recently did that with the Beatles Yellow Submarine DVD, and then converted it to CD, with minimal loss in quality (sample rate conversions- gotta love 'em).Amazing!
Just some food for thought!
Cheers,
Dman
Oh, well I'll be using a Harman Kardon Music CD recorder
(audio component). I'll try and see what happens.
have not tried it, but it probably would be fine... just send the stereo tracks instead of the 5.1 tracks.... if the DVD has the option!Sam
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