Well, this is Raul in the Bronx NY.
Hi guys!
I'm way over the hill and new to all of this, but hey.

Hey Raul, welcome to CDF

Hang around here a bit and you won't be new to it for long

I'm trying to rip the audio part of a DVD, and burn it on cd so I can listen to it while driving.
Where can i get some help with that?
Thanks,
Raul

The Newbie forum would be a great place to post, as it's more of a general tech help forum for anything and everything - I'm sure someone can help out in there.

Hey CDF's (Everyone)

I'm Mike, as you can tell in my Nick which is part of the family nick.
I'm an OLD guy of 60 lol and still trying to learn this stuff. I have enough knowledge to be Dangerous and enough sense to know when it's over my head, like NOW. I built my own machine but that doesn't mean I know everything. It just means I can read and follow instructions. I would appreciate all the help I can get before I get out of hand and Blow things up, in my line of work we call that " letting the smoke out" LOL.
So here I am saying Hello to all you talented Guys and Gals.

Welcome, Mike ...make yourself comfy! And you're never too old ...we have members of all ages here!

Hi. I'm Kelly. This is my first post. I'm a musician/piano teacher/dad. I've got two growing boys and am fortunate to have a loving wife who puts up with my life path choice.

I can finally afford to upgrade my PC setup to 64 bit and run some fairly slick software. My boys are into making movies with their video camera and my first major goal this summer is to add original soundtracks to their footage. Much learning to do.

Though my entry name is golfnwaltz, I rarely play golf anymore. Combination of business and crazy climate usually thwarts my rare opportunities to get out for a couple of hours and chase the little white ball.

Hi there everyone

Hello Everyone

Welkom Kelly

I have 3 Boys 11y 16y 23y
My eldest is the musician He just graduatid BMUS with distinction
My kid`s not interested in computers MoM`s the Geek

here`s a Golf thread for you

http://club.cdfreaks.com/f1/golf-thread-2008-a-240646/


diane

Welkom to cdfreaks

Cazblue and Mjd6852

please dont let that be your last posts

Yo everyone, really good to join this forum! I have a PS3 and I'm not a fanboy, i can appreciate the 360 etc anyway i've gotta head over there now........

Stroke of genius to use vBulletin® Version 3.6.8

All the other forums use the same system, no need to get familiar!

This one has spell check as well! Wow going to like this forum i think!

I have been lurking here for awhile but have run into some technical questions so it was time to join. I am a Home Theater Buff and just keep adding HD space to store my movies. I do some video editing on the side as well as doing some sound mixing. As you can see from my signature, I live in California and make wine.

greetings,
my name is Howard Phillips McLovincraft and I'm a uber-sexy yet reclusive science fiction writer in 1920's Providence. I have seen the Yellow sign

Welkom winemaker

someone close to my heart I love Dry Red Wine

i iz from Sunny south Africa

Welkom I8sht

I also Found a forum with vBulletin Version 3.6.8
PS dont tell any1 thay think i spend all my time here

how do you put that copyrite 0 with the R
i iz big newbi for key board stuff

Hi, all.. my name is Joe and I live in Florida and just found this forum researching ways to make a private DVD made in Australia playable on my US DVD player. (Its a scuba diving DVD by the way). The boat's cinephotographer made this for our dive trip and unfortunately cannot play it at home except on my Computer.

So will be searching for answers I guess...

Welcome to the forum, Joe. Hope ya enjoy your stay here.

hy so this wer u alll hang out as i was saying me had pains starting to cum from my wrist and i thought i mite have spriand it by clean the rims of my car as i had too hand polish it my self then 3 weeks later i felt it geting wors even my hands felt dead from time too time and pins and needels from there went too
Dr he diagniosed me carpill sindrome wit

Welkom to the Freek show deonicio

a name would be nice Im diane or di ;
How old are you ?(married, single,looking,)
Thanks

hey soory im in IT and in and out my office we will chat wen tigs cool down abit thanks for the into Daine we will get together sumtime

Hmm.
I'm in MI, USA.
Well I'm not 18 yet.
I'm apathetic when it comes to politics and religion.
I love house music.


And most importantly I'm a RUEHL fanatic.

for those of you that don't know what RUEHL is, here's a glance. (see post.. 2 below this one)

Haha, you sound like me

hehe.

Ok guys, here's some more info on RUEHL for those of you that aren't informed...















The Elements of Ruehl

For those who don't work there or have yet to see one, here's some background information, albeit, unnecessary, that you should know. If anything it should add to the "experience":

The store front is made to look like a Greenwitch Village brownstone. More accurately, 3 brownstones. Nos. 921, 923, and of course 925. Each "house" has it's own story respectively. The first was the home of a leatherman by the name of Ruehl who emmigrated here from Germany around the 1850's. His leathershop was a successful one as his store was quite popular and he made a decent living. You can see the elements of this as you first walk into the store and into the "leathershop". His son took over the business and moved in next door, to 923. The son was quite intreged with the fashion styles of James Dean, leather and jeans so he decided he would make an attempt and producing the same look. And thus RUEHL jeans were "born". All four concepts have a huge focus on denim now, but the RUEHL brand wants to differenciate itself by being THE denim authority. With Desiel and Lucky already established, one can only hope. And, of course, we enter No. 925, the current state of RUEHL. No. 925 incorporates all that was past into the new world, where the grandson of Ruehl was more interested in the finer aspect of life... books, art, and music. Look up at the walls as you walk in and you'll notice the antiqued books... many of them first editions. Yes, they are for sale. There are fine works of art (no, not for sale) out and about the store for you to look at. Yes, you can browse through them, they are bolted securely to the floor. Our logo is a French Bulldog, named Trubble. His story goes like this: "Upon opening their shop in Greenwich Village, little did the Ruehl family realize that their first customer would be an inquisitive little bulldog with a steadfast demeanor and a confident attitude." I guess we can't even keep the dogs out.

Check out our fine music selection which includes such artists as Miguel Migs, Frou Frou, and Theivery Corporation, all available at the cashwrap. The lastest up and coming periodicals are also available and occasionally we'll even sell you some fresh flowers.

So yeah, next time you're in the House of Ruehl, sit down, relax, pick up a New York Times, and bask in the richness that we have created just for you.

Courtesy of Trubble.

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Cashmere:


Womens room number 1:


EXTERIOR SHOT:

Hi I figured it's about time to introduce my self,
My real name is Eugene I'm 52 years young ( on most Days ).will be 53 on Monday.

I live in the USA and have done some travelling,spent 2 1/2 years in the
Army stationed in Germany, lived in Tennessee and California, and
travelled back and force a couple times using different routes.
Presently living in the Chicago land area.

Married 17 years now to an angel with twins ( 1 boy and 1 girl ) in their
30's now ( daughter is the one that gave me the nickname of bean ), born
in 55 thus my nickname here.

More of a listener than a talker, thus my short post's( got to work on
that ).Got into computers about 15 years ago, have built from scratch
about 70 so far and upgraded 20.Have lots of old parts laying around.
Like music of several different genre's Big Band's,Jazz ,Country,and easy
listening among a few.
Never have time to stay on long so i pop in and out a lot through out
the day and night.I work a lot of hours.
Am really glad I came across this site a couple years back, have read and
learned a lot.
Thanks Everyone

Happy Computing, and Burning

bean55