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23-Feb-2005, 10:42
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 Copying a sound track!!! I have two DVD movies, one is with Arabic and English sound tracks, the other with French and English sound tracks. I want to have one DVD that have the three sound tracks together. Is it possible to burn a DVD movie to a new DVD so that I can add a new sound track to the burned DVD? (The sound Track will be taken fron another DVD of the same movie) |
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23-Feb-2005, 14:26
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| Re: Copying a sound track!!! I think you need a different forum. I fix grammar. |
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16-Feb-2006, 06:59
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| Re: Copying a sound track!!! hi i think i may help ..... send your problem in more details ,, cds names are preferred .... |
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16-Feb-2006, 17:39
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| Re: Copying a sound track!!! Is it legal? There may well be copyright issues involved, in which case this is not the place to discuss them. |
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