Recording from DVD-Audio Pla

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X-Fi Soundcard
GreetingsMessage Edited by zickzack on 09-24-2005 0:22 PM

Can you be more specific? What are you trying to record?
If you mean you want to record the audio you're playing from DVDs (audio DVDs) then I'm afraid you'll have to look elsewhere for that type of information, as that would involve breaking copyright laws (and encryptions depending on what you're playing).
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