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mubali
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Posted : Aug 13, 2007 07:16
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On 2006-10-14 01:23, Saf wrote:
Get a wave editing/recording program such as Goldwave or Soundforge or whatever.
Goldwave has a working demo that you can use at http://goldwave.com/ that is only slightly limited, but will work for this.
Click the volume control if you're in Windows, go options properties, select recording radio button. Under 'show the following volume controls' make sure you've selected 'stereo mix' and push ok. Then make sure Stereo Mix Slider is selected as a recording source. Keep this volume control window open.
Put in your dvd and start playing it, position the DVD so it is just before the audio you want, I use VLC video player to watch DVDs, this works ok.
Start Goldwave or whatever, and create a new audio file at either the same audio quality you're track is at or higher. Push record on Goldwave, push play on the dvd, and record a test.
Try to get the volume on your windows Stereo Mix to be as high as it can without clipping the audio you're recording.
When you get it right, record it for real. Normalize the audio file, and crop it if you want, or crop and normalize in cubase.
This is only one way to do it, but it's how I do it. Your windows volume control may be different, but that is essentially how it's done.
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Thanks a bunch for this tip... I had been trying to figure out how to record audio from streaming tv sites and was tired of asking my roomate to use his mac for audio hijack... thanks man!
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Jeto
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Posted : Aug 13, 2007 10:53
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Alex - Aural Invasion
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Posted : Aug 13, 2007 11:17
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MadScientist
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Posted : Aug 13, 2007 20:16
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I'm using that trick also, just with the routing of my soundcard...I routed the output again to the input, so I can record in soundforge whatever is on my monitors right now  but I think thats about the same you described here
oh and btw, in soundforge you dont need to make a test recording for the levels...when you click on the record button, a window pops up with meters where you can adjust the audio thats playing currently...in that window you need to click again on a record button to start the recording, but I guess most of you that use sf know that 
and one more thing to add, I wouldnt record at just before clipping and then even normalize after...better limit the sample later when you process it in the track 
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jivamukti
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Posted : Aug 13, 2007 21:51
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Thanks for the link Jeto!
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