[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Asterik wrote: [/QUOTENAME]At least he said The Miracle was his favourite Queen song when asked![/QUOTE]
Yeah!!!!! I was like, "WOW...OKAY..." Lol...
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Brian did a great bit of guitar on the sofa. Really wonderful sounding stuff. Will need to make an mp3 recording of that!
Adam.
Adam.
I didn't get to see it :( my brother was using the TV and I couldnt get access to any other TV :( How did it go? What did they chatt about?
^ WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! :D
Even though I've watched it on telly, I can't stop repeating this clip... :P
Even though I've watched it on telly, I can't stop repeating this clip... :P
I'll watch it when I find a pair of headphones... *goes to look for headphones*
i love it when brian starts playing really loudly and then paul jumps..lmao
It would be great if anyone could upload it..Please, could anyone do it?
Thanks!
Thanks!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Adam Baboolal wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Watching it now. If someone can figure out how to get it off my dvd recorder, I'll post it. It's a panasonic dmr-es15.
Adam.[/QUOTE]
You continue to amaze me Adam. A technical guru such as yourself hasn't figured out how to rip a DVD? :-P
For home recordings, there's no copy protection, so you can just copy the files over, if you want to do a torrent in full quality that would be cool.. use the 'folder' option and select the VIDEO_TS folder when making the torrent.
Or you can import the files through NeroVision or any number of applications and convert/export to a format of choice.
XviD is a good choice. With this complete converting program here: http://www.autogk.me.uk/ you can choose the size of the output file and customize it with the audio type you want, etc. Sometimes takes awhile to process, but it makes good quality .avi files. Just select the .ifo file from the VIDEO_TS folder.
Adam.[/QUOTE]
You continue to amaze me Adam. A technical guru such as yourself hasn't figured out how to rip a DVD? :-P
For home recordings, there's no copy protection, so you can just copy the files over, if you want to do a torrent in full quality that would be cool.. use the 'folder' option and select the VIDEO_TS folder when making the torrent.
Or you can import the files through NeroVision or any number of applications and convert/export to a format of choice.
XviD is a good choice. With this complete converting program here: http://www.autogk.me.uk/ you can choose the size of the output file and customize it with the audio type you want, etc. Sometimes takes awhile to process, but it makes good quality .avi files. Just select the .ifo file from the VIDEO_TS folder.
Hmm... not 100% right there Bubbles. I know how to mess with dvd's. But this home recording is a little different. Everything that was on this dvd is 1 big file. So, I'd need to edit the whole thing down to get the Brian part. Something not possible with the +rw disc on my recorder. And I don't want to have to reconvert the material for mpg again, cause it's already in that format.
So, something to cut it down and finally into the MPG format. Something, I've never learnt how to do. Just want it for archiving to dvd, really, rather than sitting on a +rw, too.
Any help would be much obliged and you will also get your downloadable copy!
Adam.
So, something to cut it down and finally into the MPG format. Something, I've never learnt how to do. Just want it for archiving to dvd, really, rather than sitting on a +rw, too.
Any help would be much obliged and you will also get your downloadable copy!
Adam.
try dvd shrink that usually does it for me
hope this helps!
hope this helps!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]dobo wrote: [/QUOTENAME]try dvd shrink that usually does it for me
hope this helps![/QUOTE]
That is not an editing application. Please read my above reply next time.
Adam.
hope this helps![/QUOTE]
That is not an editing application. Please read my above reply next time.
Adam.
Actually you can sort of edit with DVD Shrink, though each section becomes a separate title..
Look towards the bottom here for instructions on how to select start and end frames. And to do 2 or more segments from the same title, just drag the title over again and repeat.. (using the re-author funtion)
http://www.dvdr-digest.com/articles/23_4.html
It will then make a single DVD but the segments will each be their own title, though this isn't a problem really.. DVD players will play them in order.
I haven't seen the show obviously, but for example if there was a 5 minute chat with Brian earlier in the program and then he returns at the end of the show to perform, you could just select each of those segments.
This type of 'editing' is never precise, but it's good enough :)
Look towards the bottom here for instructions on how to select start and end frames. And to do 2 or more segments from the same title, just drag the title over again and repeat.. (using the re-author funtion)
http://www.dvdr-digest.com/articles/23_4.html
It will then make a single DVD but the segments will each be their own title, though this isn't a problem really.. DVD players will play them in order.
I haven't seen the show obviously, but for example if there was a 5 minute chat with Brian earlier in the program and then he returns at the end of the show to perform, you could just select each of those segments.
This type of 'editing' is never precise, but it's good enough :)
Yes, I know how to use dvd-shrink and you're right, that functionality would be perfect. But guess what... it doesn't work! The two recorders in our house are and never have been picked up by any dvd-ripping software like dvd-shrink.
Back to the drawing board folks! I've been at this for the last 2 years, but I've never tried hard enough. So, even if it's a long-winded suggestion, just post it.
Adam.
Back to the drawing board folks! I've been at this for the last 2 years, but I've never tried hard enough. So, even if it's a long-winded suggestion, just post it.
Adam.
Perhaps your recorders use the VR mode? NeroVision should still be able to access them and import. I recall that when I had a VR recorder (which is now dead) I could only access the last-recorded title on it..
I dunno. I'm sure you're wise enough to know it has to be finalized in the recorder first, right? :-P
I use a DVD recorder with RW discs to get stuff, then use DVD Shrink to get it onto the computer and then edit it and make proper permanent DVDs, so I am familiar with this stuff.
I dunno. I'm sure you're wise enough to know it has to be finalized in the recorder first, right? :-P
I use a DVD recorder with RW discs to get stuff, then use DVD Shrink to get it onto the computer and then edit it and make proper permanent DVDs, so I am familiar with this stuff.