Make your own Live At The Paradiso DVD-audio rip CD, DVD-audio extractor and Artwork Options

[ridley]

Hey FOL-ers, just thought I'd share the artwork I have redone for the DVD-audio rip of LATP and point ye in the direction of the best way to rip the DVD-audio if you haven't done already.

DVD Audio Extractor is a free and very easy to use program that rips DVD audio to either OGG, MP3, Wave or FLAC files. It says that the version you download is a 30-day trial version however once the 30-days have expired you can simply click 'register later' and continue using

http://www.castudio.org/dvdaudioextractor/

The concert (excluding B-roll footage) fits tres nicely on an 80min CD-R if you simply cut the first 50-60sec or so of crowd noise at the beginning of Simple Creed (Nero Wave Editor is a simple tool for doing this and then fading in the beginning of the first track).

And here’s the artwork:

Front:


Inside:


Back:


Tray:


Disc:



Cheers

This post has been edited by ridley: Mar 22 2009, 5:50 pm

[Lebanon Corvalis]

Hey FOL-ers, just thought I'd share the artwork I have redone for the DVD-audio rip of LATP and point ye in the direction of the best way to rip the DVD-audio if you haven't done already.

DVD Audio Extractor is a free and very easy to use program that rips DVD audio to either OGG, MP3, Wave or FLAC files. It says that the version you download is a 30-day trial version however once the 30-days have expired you can simply click 'register later' and continue using

I was just wondering if you could upload the cd. Please! if you get a chance.

thanks

LB