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On some conversion sites you can choose to only convert only certain sections (so like 00:00:00 - 00:07:45).you tried that?

yeah i did as a matter of fact! didn't manage because of the length. i suppose it's because they always encode the full video no matter how much of it actually you want.

i bet the best way would be to record all outcoming audio and press play on the video but i lack the knowledge and software so i was hoping someone else could do it for me lol

i just need like the first minute or so

Yeah that would probably work, I'd do it but I'm on my phone though, but if you have audacity you should be able to record it, you just need a two ended 3.5mm cable and then put one end in the headphone socket and one in the mic socket

I don't have audacity on my computer atm, but you can download it and record any audio that is playing on your computer.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/help/fa ... i=lame-mp3

ok! do i need the mic socket tho i dont have one im on mb loll

u can just record stereo mix with audacity without any cables

k cool

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Oscar Pistorius has become a meme now.

I was playing CS:Go yesterday and one of my team told a guy to go Oscar on the door.

doing a long speach

My mailman looks like Noam Chomsky, but sounds like Robin Williams.

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you seen cobain interviews? hilarious stuff https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__tAx6-Fo6g

Brilliant nobody. Maybe change u mad for u mod?

whats up with how all these tunes recorded in like the 60s or before are split drums/bass on L or R channel & vocals/guitar/keys on the other channel

mustve been frustrating as fuck to listen w/ headphones on

wasn't that just when they were really shit at trying to make stereo sound

Electric_Head wrote:Oscar Pistorius has become a meme now.

I was playing CS:Go yesterday and one of my team told a guy to go Oscar on the door.

Mostly because a lot of old consoles did not have pan pots like we are used to today.
So you would mix 'left center right' as they call it. It's still pretty common to do it these days though.

Stereo in general is only about 80 years old you know There was some form of 2 channel audio developed in +/- 1880, but nothing like the pioneering work of Blumlein 40-50 years later.

Well w/e i love it anyways

Makes sampling much easier