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CALIGULA HIDDEN MUSIC?...

Somehow, if I understood correctly, there is a good possibility to get the score for personal listening pleasure and enjoy it on CD the hard way...

http://tinyurl.com/2yyqb8

Read the last posts...

I hope it is true but I still would like to see Digitmovies to the rescue.

serifiot, October 18, 2007; 3:45 AM

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Hi,

Yes it's true, most tracks play complete, although it seems some of them are cut a little short. I've ripped the "behind the scenes" section and it clocked at 1 hour. There's still about 50 minutes to record in the delected scenes section, although there might be repeated material in there.

I'll try to post more details soon, if someone doesn't beat me to it.

I agree it would be nice if Digitmovies could do this one, although Penthouse might be an obstacle.

filmclimax, October 18, 2007; 12:30 PM


Hi filmclimax...

I have no idea what legal issues might have been involved in not releasing the score cd together with the Image Entertainment Imperial Edittion of Galigula but as you suggested, Penthouse might have played a role.

Is this magazine still around?

In any case, how does one manage to take music from a DVD and transfer it to a cd for personal enjoyment?

How have you done it? Is it tedious?

I am so lost in all this.

Could one use a cd recorder that is hooked up to a DVD player the same way it could have been done with a cassette recorder and a VCR?

How about using one's PC?

While on the subject, I have not looked into this to be honest but I would like to transfer and preserve vinyl into a cd.

Is there a turntable being sold in the market that can be easily hooked up with a PC and have all the music being played from the vinyl transferred into a PC?

Any suggestions or even links would be appreciated it.

Thanks!

serifiot, October 18, 2007; 2:50 PM


I sent you an email.

filmclimax, October 18, 2007; 2:49 PM


I extrated the third disc's sound files this morning. There are a total of 45 sound files. This includes all audio for the DVD. Two thirds are for the "extras" etc. 16 files are just music.

For those who know how to extract them by the file names here they are:

VTS_04_01.VOB through VTS_19_01.VOB

You will of course have to convert the VOB file to either a wav or MP3 file.

I was hoping that someone would have the track list to the "fourth disc" which was the CD. That way I could map my files to the CD and then name them properly.

The total playing time of these 16 files is 79 minutes.

hammon, October 19, 2007; 3:49 PM

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