Odd Question
#1
10-13-2006, 03:06 PM
Odd Question
I am not sure if this is kind of a dumb question or not......but I'll ask anyways.
I have a number of concerts on DVD that I love playing. Since the new G doesn't have DVD audio, would there be any way to rip the music portion of the DVD to the internal hard drive of the G so you could play it? I don't care about video at all, just the audio content.
The only possibility that I can think of is to have a portable DVD player plugged into the A/V ports in the headrest and play it from there. Any thoughts?
I have a number of concerts on DVD that I love playing. Since the new G doesn't have DVD audio, would there be any way to rip the music portion of the DVD to the internal hard drive of the G so you could play it? I don't care about video at all, just the audio content.
The only possibility that I can think of is to have a portable DVD player plugged into the A/V ports in the headrest and play it from there. Any thoughts?
#2
10-13-2006, 03:14 PM
I would say yes, but not directly in the car.
You'll need a ripping software such as DVD Decrypter to rip the DVD onto your computer. The next step is to re-author it using DVD Shrink and extract the Audio portion. The last step would be to somehow transfer the content onto either a CD (via special burning), or onto a CF card that has the capacity - from there just copy it onto the G's hard drive.
I have a Bee Gees (don't laugh
) audio CD that was ripped off of a DVD.
You'll need a ripping software such as DVD Decrypter to rip the DVD onto your computer. The next step is to re-author it using DVD Shrink and extract the Audio portion. The last step would be to somehow transfer the content onto either a CD (via special burning), or onto a CF card that has the capacity - from there just copy it onto the G's hard drive.
I have a Bee Gees (don't laugh
) audio CD that was ripped off of a DVD.
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10-13-2006, 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted by canuck
I am not sure if this is kind of a dumb question or not......but I'll ask anyways.
I have a number of concerts on DVD that I love playing. Since the new G doesn't have DVD audio, would there be any way to rip the music portion of the DVD to the internal hard drive of the G so you could play it? I don't care about video at all, just the audio content.
The only possibility that I can think of is to have a portable DVD player plugged into the A/V ports in the headrest and play it from there. Any thoughts?
I have a number of concerts on DVD that I love playing. Since the new G doesn't have DVD audio, would there be any way to rip the music portion of the DVD to the internal hard drive of the G so you could play it? I don't care about video at all, just the audio content.
The only possibility that I can think of is to have a portable DVD player plugged into the A/V ports in the headrest and play it from there. Any thoughts?
I don't bother to bring the screen down and just listen to them. There aren't allot of DVD-As out there and allot of video DVDs have awesome mixes.
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#5
10-13-2006, 03:32 PM
Originally Posted by DWP
If I tried to answer a question like that, I'd be Jive Talkin', barely Stayin' Alive, as if I Started a Joke. My Words would have no meaning even though I've Gotta Get a Message to You. Having somebody here who Don't Forget to Remember is Too Much Heaven.
LMAO, too funny!!
#6
10-13-2006, 03:34 PM
Originally Posted by Jeff Flowerday
Dude I listen to video DVDs all the time in my M. Now maybe I'm missing something but play the video DVDs and ignore the video I assume the new G will play movie DVD audio through the sound system for your passengers in the back?
I don't bother to bring the screen down and just listen to them. There aren't allot of DVD-As out there and allot of video DVDs have awesome mixes.
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I don't bother to bring the screen down and just listen to them. There aren't allot of DVD-As out there and allot of video DVDs have awesome mixes.
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#7
10-13-2006, 03:34 PM
Originally Posted by Speedoholic
I would say yes, but not directly in the car.
You'll need a ripping software such as DVD Decrypter to rip the DVD onto your computer. The next step is to re-author it using DVD Shrink and extract the Audio portion. The last step would be to somehow transfer the content onto either a CD (via special burning), or onto a CF card that has the capacity - from there just copy it onto the G's hard drive.
I have a Bee Gees (don't laugh ) audio CD that was ripped off of a DVD.
You'll need a ripping software such as DVD Decrypter to rip the DVD onto your computer. The next step is to re-author it using DVD Shrink and extract the Audio portion. The last step would be to somehow transfer the content onto either a CD (via special burning), or onto a CF card that has the capacity - from there just copy it onto the G's hard drive.
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10-13-2006, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by canuck
I wish it were that simple Jeff.....but you have DVD audio in your M and the new G doesn't have that capability.
I alway thought it wasn't needed in the M45 but it's great for keeping the bros entertained on the way to the golf course. Just pop in a little Pxxn.
#9
10-13-2006, 08:23 PM
Originally Posted by DWP
If I tried to answer a question like that, I'd be Jive Talkin', barely Stayin' Alive, as if I Started a Joke. My Words would have no meaning even though I've Gotta Get a Message to You. Having somebody here who Don't Forget to Remember is Too Much Heaven.
Good one!
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