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CruizeOfFiction
CruizeOfFiction
Started 18 years ago
Last activity 18 years ago

been about 2 weeks since my pc crashed (had it back 3 days later) & lost all my program files... (meaning I had to reinstal every program from windows to msn)

I've reinstalled most musicprograms, msn, Itunes & all the usual crap but after 2 weeks I find that the most logical programs I took for granted are the hardest to download:

I had the nero burning program which I tried to redownload... but I would have to pay... does anyone know a burning program which is quality & free?

It appears stupid windows media player doesn't play dvd's becouse it doesn't have all the codecs... I can download those codecs but again, I'd have to pay does anyone know a good player with sufficiant codecs which is for free (it should work for dvd's, so I can rip vocals out of it ;) )

thnx in advance

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Kyran
Kyran
#1

To play music and video files look no further than VLC media player, open source, free and play literally everything you throw at it. (btw: fuck itunes, and use vlc to play mp3's and stuff. itunes is the biggest resource hog mediaplayer I know) http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

As for Nero: if it came with your pc, you'll have to use the recovery cd that came with it (but that typically requires you to install everything including windows from scratch, so it might not be an option)

On linux there's k3b which works very well, but I don't think it has a windows port.

I also use this one a lot (works ok for cd's, didn't try it for dvd's yet): http://cdburnerxp.se/ (not open source, but still free :) )

And if you're in the market for a free and extremely light weight wave-editor with batch processing and vst support: take a look at www.wavosaur.com

If you need any more tools, just let me know. I've got a gigantic list of quality free and/or open source tools

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CruizeOfFiction
CruizeOfFiction
#2

Originally posted by : Kyran

To play music and video files look no further than VLC media player, open source, free and play literally everything you throw at it. (btw: fuck itunes, and use vlc to play mp3's and stuff. itunes is the biggest resource hog mediaplayer I know) http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

As for Nero: if it came with your pc, you'll have to use the recovery cd that came with it (but that typically requires you to install everything including windows from scratch, so it might not be an option)

On linux there's k3b which works very well, but I don't think it has a windows port.

I also use this one a lot (works ok for cd's, didn't try it for dvd's yet): http://cdburnerxp.se/ (not open source, but still free :) )

And if you're in the market for a free and extremely light weight wave-editor with batch processing and vst support: take a look at www.wavosaur.com

If you need any more tools, just let me know. I've got a gigantic list of quality free and/or open source tools

kyran, u bent officieel een heerser

more sugestions for the dvdrighter would come in handy...

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CruizeOfFiction
CruizeOfFiction
#3

fuck

apparantly I got a bigger problem.... some dvd's did work on certain programs but: there was music & effects but I couldn't hear the vocals appears its still the same with VCL player (ow shit) anyone has any idea how come?? becouse I got some killer quotes to cut out of my (LEGIT!!) dvd-collection but (logically) I can't :s

ow and is there even an option to make it so only the vocals play & no FX/music (would come in handy in the quote cutting....)

help me

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CruizeOfFiction
CruizeOfFiction
#4

okéééééé

seef

my audio was standing in 5.1 so solved^^ -> still need a dvdrighter program

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Kyran
Kyran
#5

I looked around on their site, and I think cdburnerxp also writes dvd's.

If you want to rip audio out of video files try this tool: http://mediacoder.sourceforge.net

Converts any format into any other format, and it allows you to rip out audio tracks out of video files. If the dvd has a seperate dialog track, this tool will allow you to extract it. (and otherwise, it'll extract the audio file for you) It's easier than the old 'record stereo out' windows trick.

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ELFENKOMMANDO
ELFENKOMMANDO
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dev
dev
#7

woa, that stuff beats the hell outta my winamp, thanks again !

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dustrickx
dustrickx
#8

i need a simple and easy to use prog that can beatcount not one to tab along but an actual analyser... any help is appreciated  

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ELFENKOMMANDO
ELFENKOMMANDO
#9

Originally posted by : dustrickx

i need a simple and easy to use prog that can beatcount not one to tab along but an actual analyser... any help is appreciated  

bpm analyser v1.0 - freeware ;)

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dustrickx
dustrickx
#10

thnx alot!

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