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SAH | 17:37 Wed 28th Dec 2005 | Technology
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Is it possible to make an audio copy of a DVD so that I can listen to it on my MP3 player, I've tried but it doesn't seem to work....
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DVD's are in a file format VOB, what you need is some software to convert VOB files to MP3 files - have a look on google for "VOB to mp3" and see which software you feel is the best for you to use to convert these - theres loads of sites advising how to do this, but some are charging for the downloads.
17:49 Wed 28th Dec 2005
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Thanks alunrw, I'll have a look!
19:16 Wed 28th Dec 2005
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I managed to do it by playing with the recording input settings on my sound card so that I could record from the 'mixer' rather than line-in or mic. I used musicmatch jukebox to do the recording (to either wav or mp3).


22:51 Wed 28th Dec 2005
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xilosoft software does this and they give you a free trial period. I ended up buying the software after trying it. You can probably google it.
02:40 Thu 29th Dec 2005

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