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It CAN be done, I do it usually without any problem.
The "secret" is to access your DVD setup menu, and send ALL signals (Dolby
Digital, DTS and MPEG) as a PCM signal.
The output will be at 48 KHz, and virtually any MD recorder will be able to
resample it.
Francisco.
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Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 7:14 PM
Subject: MD: . good prices on blanks?
>
> > You can't do it, and it has nothing to do with SCMS, or any other
> > copyright
> > system. The digital signal is totally incompatible with any MD
> > player, not
> > just because of word leanth, and sampling rate, but because most
> > DVDs have 6
> > channels of sound, where as MD has two. The only bitstream from a
> > DVD that
> > you might be able to copy digitally to MD would be sub-par DVDs that
have
> > MPEG sound intead of DD, or DTS.
> >
> > In other words, just make an analogue copy.
> >
>
> It's true it's true. It just can't be done. I've tried everything, but one
> thing is still strange.
>
> I could copy remixes from the beastie boys dvd digitally to minidisc.
>
> If someone wants to make a DVD that allows its soundtrack to be copied
> digitally, it can be done. Most people don't want it to happen and that's
> how it is.
>
>
> By the way, anyone out there know of good deals on blanks? A place that
> sells TDK in bulk would be excellent.
>
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