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Old 23rd June 2008, 09:34 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: How can I burn DVB-T recordings of radio to an audio CD?

Hello bb193,

I had a similar question recently. The thread is here

I would use video redo to do this. I save the audio stream and throw the video away. The audio can go into windows media player and expanded out to go on a CD. Of course you are losing some quality if you are compressing and expanding again. I have left the audio as a .wav file for listening.

I don't think that windows Movie maker will allow you to save as anything other than a windows movie maker file, .MSWMM, which seems to limit its usefullness somewhat.

I don't know about NERO, but it may have a similar functionality. Ulead video studio does, and I have also used that successfully.

I hope that this helps.

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