copying dvds on an SA recorder
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So you got questions about audio/video? Wanna know how to rip a digital stream? Make an X/S/VCD to play on your DVD player? Maybe rip a video from VHS or TV? Find the answers here.
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Sepu
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Re: copying dvds on an SA recorder
I didn't know about it. I can't copy with my SA but I remember someone using SA to copy DVDs, saying it was faster...
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leomet_2000
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Re: copying dvds on an SA recorder
great to know, for my luck I never had this chance to copy them with the SA, because I just have the HDD, the DVD burner and the VHS player on it eheh. So, no double DVD player/recorder
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Re: copying dvds on an SA recorder
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Re: copying dvds on an SA recorder
another question, one about synching:
The replacement audio (the better one) is louder on the right side than on the left side. I'm working in Sony Vegas. I thought I'd add another audio track, which will ber the same track as the normal one, just with the channels swapped. And when I render the audio, the final track will be balanced.
Is that OK or will the sound be screwed up? Or is there a better solution?
Cheers.
The replacement audio (the better one) is louder on the right side than on the left side. I'm working in Sony Vegas. I thought I'd add another audio track, which will ber the same track as the normal one, just with the channels swapped. And when I render the audio, the final track will be balanced.
Is that OK or will the sound be screwed up? Or is there a better solution?
Cheers.
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leomet_2000
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Re: copying dvds on an SA recorder
you can use soundforge and make a good stereo audio... and/or you can ad another track with channel changed and will be fine.Greystoke wrote: another question, one about synching:
The replacement audio (the better one) is louder on the right side than on the left side. I'm working in Sony Vegas. I thought I'd add another audio track, which will ber the same track as the normal one, just with the channels swapped. And when I render the audio, the final track will be balanced.
Is that OK or will the sound be screwed up? Or is there a better solution?
Cheers.
