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I downloaded DVD rips of the two ReBoot movies, Daemon Rising and My Two Bobs. However, there's an audio problem: I forget the exact technical explanation, but when they were converting the movies for DVD release, the audio got screwed up so the pitch is too low. What would be the best way to rip the audio, mess around with it (I'd use Audacity to raise the pitch), and stick it back in the video?

Possibly. It's all going to depend on what file formats you are working with.

The videos are .avi

If you have Adobe Audition, Premiere, or Sony Vegas you should be able to drag and drop the video into the program and extract the audio. From that point you can save it as a wav file and adjust the audio however you like. Unfortunately, you'll have to re-encode the video with the new audio, causing some quality loss to the picture.

How in the bloody hell do I convert .shn to flac/wav files?! I need to know cause Im having issues with shn files.

You can either track down dBpoweramp or you can go to Etree.org and download shntool and use it to decompress the shn file to a wav file. From there you'll need to download FLAC frontend and use it to compress the wav files into flac. What kind of problems are you having with shn? If you can't forward through songs, it's a problem when the file was encoded. Earlier versions of shn didn't allow seeking in songs for some weird reason.

xjsb125 wrote: If you can't forward through songs, it's a problem when the file was encoded. Earlier versions of shn didn't allow seeking in songs for some weird reason.

Thats the problem I'm having. Its actually quite annoying cause I waanna listen toa cool part of a song, but I can't rewind the song to that one part!

I'd just like to add that I haven't got a clue how to install shn tool, cause its not idiot friendly. :*)**

Hey Boss, I know must've asked you this dozens of times, but what program(s) do you use to make dvds? I got a few seasons of south park on my notebook and wanna make a movie!

Plus, what burning software do you use to make audio cds?

I need to "buy" somethong soon!

To encode the movies to DVD ready files, use TMPGenc, and to create the DVD's you might try TMPGenc DVD Author. Both should be user friendly enough for you, and the help files have pictures just in case the technical jargon goes over your head.

TPMG for Editing then creation of the AVI or MPEG file

Once you got that hit up Nero to burn the DVD
Nero will alos handle the heavy majority of your Audio CD burning needs

QUESTION, PEOPLES:

Can you download java-based dinky ass games to your computer and then rip them to your cell phone via data cable?

If so, where do I find such games?

TWO:


How hard is it to rip captures/pictures off of video? Cuz I wanna try and get a couple pictures off a music video.

um, it's pretty easy with quicktime, not sure about other aps for windows.

cyber link power dvd.

Lando wrote:um, it's pretty easy with quicktime, not sure about other aps for windows.

Actually, I might have just figured out that my Motorola Phone Tools program will do screen capture. We'll see.

try compuglobalhypermeganet

Motorola Phone Tools works......now, if I could only figure out this games, thing.



Also, have any of you mo'fos ever downloaded and used the MAME emulator? MAME is the actual arcade games, emulator.

I've downloaded it, but I can't get the damn thing to work. I need help. I wanna play Daytona USA, Crusin' USA, and WWF Wrestlefest

Lando wrote:try compuglobalhypermeganet

I prefer Flancrest Enterprises, myself.

I dunno, I'm more partial to companies that are cutting edge. Like Cutco, Slashcom or Interslice.