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James, your inbox is full.

As long as it IS OOP.

Some stuff isn't.

Plus where do you draw the line with something like that "alternative" version of IPoL.  It's OOP and I'm sure Cutler et al., don't really want people hearing it, otherwise they'd sell it in that form.  Yet it's still illegal, 'cause there is a chance of still finding a copy of it.

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/about/features

Henry Plainview wrote: James, everything has to be on the internet, otherwise the system falls apart.

Not at all.

Your idea of the Internet is skewed.

It would not fall apart.  Sure, you can buy MP3s but as far as I know, you cannot buy the HC box as MP3s.  That means some daft get has uploaded said box onto the Internet illegally.

I don't mind OOP stuff being online.  That's completely fine.

I just told you how to do it


and I can tell you that the way I did it there's no loss in quality because it was a strait transfer. If you want to make an external recording then it's going to sound hollow. Does Audacity have a video layer? If so you can import the rip into there and simply delete the video

I don't know what you could use to just get the audio. In the past if I've made cd versions of DVDs then I use a combination of Handbrake to rip and cubase to strip audio and cut into songs instead of one giant chunk.


but I do have an mp3 version of the "Arriving Somewhere" dvd

Handbrake or Mac The Ripper, but then you'll need to extract the audio using a program like FCP, Cubase, Nuendo, but I'm sure there's some freeware that can strip audio.

TGM: Orb wrote:

Hm, I keep feeling that I've maybe gone as far as I want to go with 'prog' at the moment. Still getting into interesting, creative and 'progressive' music, but I'm not a huge fan of squeaky abstract avant stuff, and I'm having trouble finding guitar-keys-drum-bass epics that manage to square up to the writing standards I get from the classic stuff. Suppose I should check out more modern stuff, but so far I just haven't really heard that much of it I really get a kick out of.

That, and I'm getting more interested in classical and pop (yeah, don't care, pop's awesome ) at the moment.

So, yeah, sure I'll be returning to the moar-prog-must-have-fold at some point, but I've got other priorities. Except RPI. That's long overdue. And Hammilldergraafgenerator are still pretty cool.
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I recommend Swiss band Memoriance.  You'd enjoy their music.  Guitar, bass, drums and keys.

Also, not all avant-prog is squeaky and abstract.


Edited by James - February 19 2009 at 09:41