Hi Guys,
Just bought my first DVD burner. Wondered if I could
backup DVDs. Read lotsa stuff on the 'Net. Seems
the consensus was to extract files using DVDShrink
then burn with Nero. So am using DVDShrink 3.2 and
Nero 6.612.
DVDShrink extracts, then calls Nero. Nero burns a
coaster.
I see you got the legend of the screen to autograph your game. Is she as
hot in person as on film? ;)
lopaka wrote:
Ok, here's the E3 2005 review. I'm sure there will be changes and some
additions once Robert reminds me about what I forgot to mention :)
http://63.193.210.31/e305/e305.htm
doesn't get any simpler then DVD Shrink, maybe a problem
with the burner. full disk or re author ?
I use ANYDVD and either nero recode or DVDCOPY2
haven't used DVD shrink lately except to combine two disks to one when
nero was anal about it :)(
:-}
fp
At 12:03 AM 5/24/2005, W. D. Poked the stick
I've been getting them. This is the third time I've gotten the email
with the 1st two batches of pictures.
Steve
On 5/23/05, lopaka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Review is almost done. None of my initial e-mails seem to be getting through
to the list.
http://63.193.210.31/e305/index.htm
as usual *EXCELLENT*
my feet almost have sympathy hurts you just talking about the lines, must
be like Disneyland.
now tell the truth, free hot dogs and bothbabes are why you go
:{)
very nice.
as always I wish I could go but I know my feet could not take it.
:'(
didn't see one crt ( that I
clonedvd2 is what I use almost exclusively. nero recode
takes tooo long
fp
At 06:19 AM 5/24/2005, Tony Antoniou Poked the stick with:
CloneDVD alongside the AnyDVD
prog keeps it simple and yet powerful. The best combo in my opinion.
Adios,
Tony
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One way is to use DVD decrypter for some of the newer copy
protections... rip that to hdd, then use dvdshrink to grab the .vob
files from the folder and create the DVD.
On 5/24/05, W. D. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Guys,
Just bought my first DVD burner. Wondered if I could
backup DVDs.
Almost the same
DVD Decrypt or to create an iso image, load the image as virtual in
Alcholol120. Then use DVD shrink, cutting off the long intro and credits.
Then load those files into NeroVision Express so I can add some chapters.
Burn that to a directory. Then use Nero to burn the DVD. Seems
At 02:22 PM 5/24/2005, rls typed:
DVD Decrypt or to create an iso image, load the image as virtual in
Alcholol120. Then use DVD shrink, cutting off the long intro and credits.
Then load those files into NeroVision Express so I can add some chapters.
Burn that to a directory. Then use Nero to
On Mon, 2005-05-23 at 14:46 -0700, Winterlight wrote:
At 02:41 PM 5/23/2005, you wrote:
On Fri, 2005-05-20 at 20:10 -0500, joeuser wrote:
Wouldn't Cat6 be a better choice for the future?
I don't personally find much in Cat6 VS Cat5E.
you mean today... but five years from now when it
This all sounds nice, but as a General Contractor, builder, and developer,
who has done lots of pre wire in his 30 year career, I can tell you that
trying to save a couple of hundred bucks by pulling a less capable, cheaper
wire is just well, cheap. CAT 6 can be bought at Cyber Guys for as
I went to the trouble of pulling several CAT5e runs in my house
several years ago, but now I hardly use them. Wireless is so
much more flexible, especially for laptops.
Do you think that in the life span of the house that wireless capabilities
might get upgraded as well ? ;-)
I already
wireless will come
along in the near future. No more nasty cable pulling for me.
Gary VanderMolen
true, but it will never be as fast, reliable, and as secure as cable. And
some areas just don't support wireless very well. To much interference,
dead zones, all sorts of atmospheric
Guys, we're basically discussing something not quite kosher. I don't have
access to who's on the list anymore, so maybe doesn't matter, but uh,
generally not a good idea.
CW
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Wayne Johnson
Sent: Tuesday,
For those of you like me who fondly remember the old Screensavers show
on TechTV (before Comcast gutted it and turned it into crap) the show
is back, sort of. The main people behind the show - Leo Laporte,
Patrick Norton, Yoshi, Kevin Rose, Robert Heron - have started a
Podcast that is very,
Decryptor has many more options in terms of removing various protections -
probably 10x as much.
Once I have created an unprotected *.ISO and installed it in a virtual drive
via Alcohol working with the movie after that is fast - reading from the
virtual drive is 10x faster than reading off of a
Good point - I just back up the dvd's I buy for the twins (11 years old) I
got tired of yelling everytime the dvd's were laying on the family room
floor. Worse yet I looked at the backs of several of them - some I am amazed
that they even play - they look like the ice after an NHL game.
Saw itgreat...
Jeff
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From: lopaka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: The Hardware List hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 7:18 PM
Subject: [H] E3 2005 Review Done!
I'm still not seeing about half of the e-mails I send to the list so if
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