[lwhite76]

Becker Question –

Does anyone have tips for transferring the DVD’s to CD’s. I spend about 3 hours in my car commuting a day and would love to utilize that time listening to the lectures. Not sure how I can do that though? Any suggestions, thoughts?

[Anonymous]

You are really getting into some goofy stuff with trying to go from the dvd lectures to an audio format. I haven't looked, but I can't imagine that the lectures are in a simple video file that is available, otherwise you would have the lectures all over the web. You'd probably be looking at having to capture the audio as it plays (several programs that can do it). You'd then have to convert that to an audio cd format if your car can't handle a .mp3 format. You'd spend more time at the computer converting it than it would take to just watch them at home.

In short: it is doable but would take more time than you'd save

[FL_CPA2010]

You can buy the Wiley Impact Audios which has the Wiley info on 5 CD's. If you go to Amazon to buy it, they also offer it in an mp3 format that you can download their one of their sister companies Audible.com. That is what I did for my long commute to work.

REG 79 (Becker); BEC 63 (Becker) 70 (Yaeger); AUD 66 (Becker; 11/30 - Becker); FAR 11/24 (Yaeger/Wiley)

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