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Re: Capturing Movie Soundtracks [message #99717 is a reply to message #90028]

Thu, 20 August 2026 23:47

Cole
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Reggie wrote on Sun, 07 April 2019 06:34

I've seen some of these soundtracks on YouTube, but most of them are compiled into a single compilation that I cannot choose the specific song or track that I'd like to play.

You can still see them being posted differently on some platforms. The question is whether you can be able to find out which platform that did so, but I know that it is much possible.

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