dunno, I get my shows from the newsgroups when I miss one. I'm sure
there is a P2P source, shudder.
Chris Klein wrote:
My HD PVR did not record the whole episode of third watch last night. Does
anyone know of any websites where you can download them? I don't think this
is illegal...if it is
Yeah, service level agreements, that's what I meant.
I just assume the last mile would go up quick but backbone access to the
Internet was the high cost item after all it the loop is cheap, gateway
costs.
Comcast still has a $100/mo business connection AFAIK.
Carroll Kong wrote:
The high cost
You're not setting it to one time, right? That's a single run in the
furture then deletes the schedule.
FORC5 wrote:
I can not get diskeeper 8 to keep it's set it and forget it setting.
I set it for run once, once a week and after a few days I go check and the
setting is cleared ?
just
LOL! Sounds like a variation of the Evil Bastard tech support spoof.
Welcome to ComCrap Internet, you're one stop source for random answers
1st is your monitor on?
Ok, clear your browser cache, wait 2 hours bend over.
Thanks for calling ComCrap Internet where we strive to be as good as
the next
Choice pf brand aside, if it names your laptop model as supported has
the connector I'd say it's OK. I have a Targus one here that work fine
on the only HP laptop I had but I think it's only 60W so no go on my
dell even with the right plug voltage.
Thane Sherrington wrote:
What's the
I am, thought that was run once as compared to
continuous.
will check it out.
thanks
At 05:48 AM 4/10/2005, warpmedia Poked the stick with:
You're not setting it to
one time, right? That's a single run in the furture then
deletes the schedule.
FORC5 wrote:
I can not get diskeeper 8 to
keep it's
At 04:12 PM 10/04/2005, Winterlight wrote:
As long as Voltage is in the accepted range. But more amps are OK. Not
enough amps are not OK. I have seen voice modem chips damaged by running
with the right voltage but 80 percent of called for ma.
So as a rule of thumb, so long as voltage is within,
http://www.soekris.com/
http://www.xgamestation.com/index.php
Al
To wives, and sweethearts. May they never meet.
The power brick on my Toshiba died one morning on me (fine at home, got to
work, dead) I think it was an internal fuse or something. Ended up getting a
generic multi voltage unit from the local Maplin, works a treat.
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I use www.tvtorrents.com
They have a lot of current shows
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Subject: [H] OT Any websites with TV shows???
My HD PVR did not record
Thanks to everyone that replied. I downloaded the show. It's in AVI
format...what do I convert it to to play it on my DVD player? I have the
full version of nero, just not sure of the file format/rate, etc.
Thanks again,
Chris
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Nice Job!!! Good looking bike!!
Jeff
From: Jim Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [H] -OT- my bike is done
After a winter of parts collecting and such, I finally got my bike on the
road today. Woohoo! I know a few of you ride so I thought I would
share
Good job. Nice ride. :)
After a winter of parts collecting and such, I finally got my bike on the
road today. Woohoo! I know a few of you ride so I thought I would share
http://www.hardwaregroup.com/~jedwards/gallery/Rebuild-05?page=3
Jim
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Please
You will lose so much quality in the conversion that you'd be better served
just watching it on your computer.
My guess would be that it is probably an xvid/MP3 codec mix from an HDTV
source.
Greg
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What kind of bike?
I am thinking of picking up a bike this summer. I want something old and
cheap. :)
Jim Edwards wrote:
After a winter of parts collecting and such, I finally got my bike on
the road today. Woohoo! I know a few of you ride so I thought I would
share
http://www.vso-software.fr/
Download their free Divx to DVD program. It is fairly fast and
produces a VideoTS folder that you can burn directly to DVD. And the
output is very good quality, especially if the source is a HD Xvid.
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Brian
I tried this tool out. I will say that it does a slightly better job than
other avi-to-DVD tools I've used, but still a substantial reduction in
quality. Maybe I'm just picky...that and a 20 widescreen LCD makes errors
and blemishes pretty blatant. It does muck around quite a bit with chroma
I used it on all the Battlestar Galactica shows and they look just
fine on the Wega. Not HD quality, but close to DVD IMHO.
The only way to get good quality (or as good as you are going to get)
is to use a good encoder like TMPGEnc to re-encode the AVI. But a
good encode of a 45 min show takes
Trying to restore a friends Outlook
Express on a trashed hard drive I use Outlook myself so not familiar
with the Express version.
In Outook all I need to do is fine the
*.pst files to be back in business
So what are the data files associated with
Outlook Express?
Thanks.
Each folder is stored independently.
The data files are here by default:
C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Local Settings\Application
Data\Identities\GOBBLEDEGOOK\Microsoft\Outlook Express\
They are *.dbx files.
The address book is here by default:
C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Application
All of the ones I download are originally broadcast in HD or from high
quality digital signals and then packed into an MPEG-4 Xvid file.
Lost, BG, Deadwood, etc.
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Brian
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