I got this software

nivejail · 29th May 2003, 00:34

I was trying to rip the audio of a concert dvd, so i download the dvd2mp3 trial it has several restrictions, so i start to browse my archives and i found this precious copy of cool edit so i installed it and do the process and guess what?? it works perfectly the sound quality is great if there´s no any other program than gives superior quality i´ll stick to this one (i doubt there´s one) so thx a lot for reading

Best regards.

Crazy Pete · 27th December 2003, 00:24

To what process are you referring with CoolEdit? I'd like to be able to convert some of my DVDs into mp3s. Thanks!

theReal · 27th December 2003, 00:55

1. CrazyPete please edit the post or this thread is going to be closed by a moderator very soon (...forum rule 6: no talk about warez). I recently got a warning for less than that, believe me!

2. I'd try BeSweet with BesweetGUI. It's perfect for any audio conversions and delivers the best quality (i.e. it encodes with LAME codec). The GUI first looks a bit confusing, but it has good presets and you'll soon know how to use it.

Umma · 27th December 2003, 05:31

Not only is there no talk about warez allowed, but no talk about cracks, serials, reg hacks, or any other way around program registrations/activations, etc.

KpeX · 28th December 2003, 18:00

@nivejail & @Crazy Pete

theReal and Umma are correct, both on the forum rules and that Besweet is your best choice of software for this scenario. Seeing as how this thread also violates rules 1 and 9, I'll close this thread now.

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nivejail Registered User Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 1	I got this software I was trying to rip the audio of a concert dvd, so i download the dvd2mp3 trial it has several restrictions, so i start to browse my archives and i found this precious copy of cool edit so i installed it and do the process and guess what?? it works perfectly the sound quality is great if there´s no any other program than gives superior quality i´ll stick to this one (i doubt there´s one) so thx a lot for reading Best regards.

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Crazy Pete Registered User Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 1	To what process are you referring with CoolEdit? I'd like to be able to convert some of my DVDs into mp3s. Thanks! Last edited by Crazy Pete; 27th December 2003 at 18:36.

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theReal Piper at theGates of Dawn Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 2,136	1. CrazyPete please edit the post or this thread is going to be closed by a moderator very soon (...forum rule 6: no talk about warez). I recently got a warning for less than that, believe me! 2. I'd try BeSweet with BesweetGUI. It's perfect for any audio conversions and delivers the best quality (i.e. it encodes with LAME codec). The GUI first looks a bit confusing, but it has good presets and you'll soon know how to use it. __________________ "Under a government which imprisons unjustly, the true place for a just man is also a prison" Henry David Thoreau, On the duty of civil disobedience, 1849

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KpeX Registered User Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Great Lakes, USA Posts: 1,433	@nivejail & @Crazy Pete theReal and Umma are correct, both on the forum rules and that Besweet is your best choice of software for this scenario. Seeing as how this thread also violates rules 1 and 9, I'll close this thread now. __________________ KpeX Audio FAQs: General \| BeSweet \| SVCD/MP2 \| MP3 \| Vorbis \| AC3 \| DTS \| AAC Linux Audio/Video FAQ

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Umma Registered User Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 76	Not only is there no talk about warez allowed, but no talk about cracks, serials, reg hacks, or any other way around program registrations/activations, etc.