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cheech79 · 07-10-2005

I think this will work
In internet explorer at the top click on tools and at the bottom of the list click on internet options.
Right at the top should show SlySoft's website.Put in a website you want it to go to everytime you open explorer or leave it blank

MajorHart · 07-10-2005

Hi. I'm MajorHart. I run the Pride of America Mall at http://pride-of-america-mall.us the Pride of Kansas City, the Idaho Trader at http://the-idaho-trader.com

I sell webspace and turnkey websites - Most can be seen on my Idaho Trader.

============

I'm hoping you can give me some information. I want to have a program that copies video and sound as I go around my computer (opening ebooks, etc.) and on my 5 websites - producing a file or files that can be burned to a demo cd or dvd - playable on a tv dvd player.

I have a radeon 9000 card which allows output to a tv - I did the above - going to my http://the-idaho-trader.com and sending it to the vcr connected to my tv, and my iLO dvd recorder. I went into my jobs turnkey desktop, classified, medical resources, webstore and a lot of places on my 5 websites - sending it all to the dvd and at another time - the vcr.

All were recorded to vcr tape and dvd - however, all were blurry (unlike my monitor which is very clear)

How can I make a clear demo dvd with a tour of my computer and my websites and the programs they link to and make them ready to record to dvd. I have a dvd recorder on my computer and one on my tv. The tour would take about an hour - I have 1 gig ram, 160 gigs hd and 2.1 ghz speed.

Also - is there a name for what I'm trying to do?

Thanks - John Hansen majorjh@socket.net

*debro* · 07-10-2005

PC based Video tutorials.
Reason->
PC resolution: 1024x768
TV Resolution: 320x240 (640x480 interlaced).

The TV/SVHS output of your radeon9K is downsampled to the low res, which means where you had crisp 1 pixels lines on your monitor, you have 1 line combined with 2.2 lines next to it.

This question is best asked in one of the technical sub-forums, rather than the newbie forum

tobacco_diy · 07-10-2005

I've just joined. A 62yo retired print journalist making slide shows and movies, with a lot to learn.
There seems to be many issues with DVD players, and whether you use +R or -R, some players do not co-operate.
tobacco_diy

*Mr. Belvedere* · 07-10-2005

A good afternoon old man

Welcome on the cdfreaks forum. Hope you have a pleasant stay.
There are indeed a helluva lot of standards in todays DVD formats. For the most time a DVD+ writer and a region free PAL dvd player are anough though (99% of the pal dvd players can copy with NTSC as well, so therefore). There are some nice articles on the cdfreaks main page about which format (+ or -) to choose.

**geno888** · 07-10-2005

Welcome on the forum

*bigmike7* · 07-10-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by tobacco_diy

I've just joined. A 62yo retired print journalist making slide shows and movies, with a lot to learn.
There seems to be many issues with DVD players, and whether you use +R or -R, some players do not co-operate.
tobacco_diy

Yo-

Welcome to the forums young man-

If you have a need to learn - this is the place to get your information-

Mike

*alex thyl* · 07-10-2005

Welcome to the Forums and enjoy your stay. We are ageless here...

*()<V1P3R>()* · 08-10-2005

Hi my name is Shawn Marran.I live in South Africa, Guateng, Pretoria
I like playin pc and net games

Question: Could anyone one plz tell me where to get a patch for Call of Duty Game of the Year Edition

I am a pc freak

Crooked.Dr · 08-10-2005

Good day every one,
Very informative forum, good work. I am a medical student in england, an interest in everything that has wires, cicuit boards and buttons.
Look forward to posting and searchin the deep and darkest bits of this place...

qunom · 09-10-2005

Hello every one!

I am software engineer, CD cataloging software developer and DMOZ editor.

*alex thyl* · 09-10-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by *()<V1P3R>()*

Hi my name is Shawn Marran.I live in South Africa, Guateng, Pretoria
I like playin pc and net games

Question: Could anyone one plz tell me where to get a patch for Call of Duty Game of the Year Edition

I am a pc freak

Welcome to the Forums.
Here are the patches for Call of Duty: http://www.callofduty.com/patch/

Smudgeboy · 10-10-2005

Hi all

Dave from London here (or Saarf Laaarndan) as the accent often suggests!

Logged on to try and get some idiot's guide advice to using my new (and first) DVD-R. Will find the right forum for that as I start looking.

Good to see there's so much more to this site - I have a feeling I'll be back on a regular basis!

kumar8_a · 10-10-2005

hi guys..
Im Kumar from Malaysia.
Im a process engineer overseeing the manufacturing of DVD burners.
I just found out this forum by chance and find it very informative and way cool!
So,im going to introduce myself to the forum by revealing that we will be the producing SATA DVD burners beginning next month.The expected data transfer rate is to be 1.5Gbps initially.Eventhough were are not the 1st ones,i guarantee you it will be the best available currently.

robo100 · 10-10-2005

Hi everybody.

My name is Rob and I live in New Mexico. I joined the forum to keep up to date on new copy protection schemes.

sankapish · 10-10-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by kumar8_a

hi guys..
Im Kumar from Malaysia.
Im a process engineer overseeing the manufacturing of DVD burners.
I just found out this forum by chance and find it very informative and way cool!
So,im going to introduce myself to the forum by revealing that we will be the producing SATA DVD burners beginning next month.The expected data transfer rate is to be 1.5Gbps initially.Eventhough were are not the 1st ones,i guarantee you it will be the best available currently.

Are you developing this technology or building a product for a major company?

kumar8_a · 11-10-2005

We are actually developing this technology.In the near future,only DELL drives will be equip with this technology

racerx3317 · 11-10-2005

Hi, my name is Lou and i'm new to the whole CD DVD thing. Looking forward to learning something new.

sallygraphic · 12-10-2005

hi

a 30 year old designer who loves what i do when there is work and hates it when things dry up

From north west england and self taught...

Pretty boring as I cant think of out else to say apart from I am getting lost on this site but I hope to get some advice soon...

SallyGraphic

SOcRatEs120 · 12-10-2005

Hello,
I'm a desert dwelling, retired network engineer, but not an old one!

I pretty much make a living with computers. Repair and custom builds.
I'm not that big into games but the ones I am I really like.
Delta Force...all but Extreme
UT all of em.
FarCry

I had the very first burner in Az. Hp 2730i or something lik that.
1xburn blanks were $15.00us, man I hated makin coasterz!

I hang at only one other forum
Tech Spot
good source for computer prob's.
Come on by and tell em SOcRatEs sent ya!

Thanks for being here!

Snakemon · 12-10-2005

Hi, I'm Tom and I have a question about the Sony DRU-540A DVD/CD rewriteable internal drive. I'm not sure where to post my question about using 16x disks.
My first time posting, so I am lost.
Thanks,
Tom

donina · 12-10-2005

Hi, I'm donina and have just discovered torrents. I've downloaded avi.bt files, but can't open them with any media player plus codecs I've downloaded and am really exhausted of trying to solve the problem. No FAQ or forum have an answer and I hope someone here can help.

Fallingwater · 13-10-2005

Hello everybody!
I'm an Italian hardware genius (well, if my girlfriend is to be believed :P). Nah, just kidding, I'm just your average tech head with a thing for outdated but still useful technology (not that I don't like bleeding edge stuff, mind you), mp3 players (although I'm a little pissed off by ipods) and sheer mass storage :P
I'm also interested in general hardware.
Sadly, the lack of an income source (I'm a student) forces me to keep most of those interests to a theoretical level ::sighs::

Lessee, what else... I hate micro$oft with a passion and I love Linux (but am currently not using it, due to it not supporting my notebook well). However, I've grown out of that hateful phase where the answer to every windows user having trouble was "get linux" :P

Some more random information:
I like too many kinds of music to mention them all, but I loathe the likes of britney spears, boybands and so on.
I hate conformism.
I like nice cars, but not necessarily the fastest (my favorite car is the BMW 8-series. No, I don't like BMW's new models, in fact I think Chris Bangle is a loonie).
To sum it up, I like technology in general...
I also have a deep love for cats.

Edit: pssst, Donina, have you downloaded just the torrents or the entire files with a bittorrent client? Also, if codecs are your problem, try VideoLan (aka VLC).

*debro* · 13-10-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by donina

Hi, I'm donina and have just discovered torrents. I've downloaded avi.bt files, but can't open them with any media player plus codecs I've downloaded and am really exhausted of trying to solve the problem. No FAQ or forum have an answer and I hope someone here can help.

I would suggest that the *insert_name_here*.avi.bt is a file that has not yet downloaded completely.

The ".bt" extension means BitTorrent is still using the file as a temporary file.

Avi's will need to be downloaded completely before you can play them, unless you use a program like "Virtual dub" to extract sections out of it.

Pondboy · 13-10-2005

Hi,

I am UK based and have just treated myself to my first PC based DVD writer (a Sony DW-Q28A), so I'm trying to learn how I can best use it.

I want to be able to use my writer to burn freeware BMW F650 motorbike maintenance disks for distribution in the UK and also back up my DVD collection.

The standalone DVD players I have are a Panasonic DMR-E85H and a Panasonic DVD-RV60.

Now to dig around the other forums for some advice.

Cheers

PB

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MajorHart New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 1	Re: Introduce yourself: Say hi ! Hi. I'm MajorHart. I run the Pride of America Mall at http://pride-of-america-mall.us the Pride of Kansas City, the Idaho Trader at http://the-idaho-trader.com I sell webspace and turnkey websites - Most can be seen on my Idaho Trader. ============ I'm hoping you can give me some information. I want to have a program that copies video and sound as I go around my computer (opening ebooks, etc.) and on my 5 websites - producing a file or files that can be burned to a demo cd or dvd - playable on a tv dvd player. I have a radeon 9000 card which allows output to a tv - I did the above - going to my http://the-idaho-trader.com and sending it to the vcr connected to my tv, and my iLO dvd recorder. I went into my jobs turnkey desktop, classified, medical resources, webstore and a lot of places on my 5 websites - sending it all to the dvd and at another time - the vcr. All were recorded to vcr tape and dvd - however, all were blurry (unlike my monitor which is very clear) How can I make a clear demo dvd with a tour of my computer and my websites and the programs they link to and make them ready to record to dvd. I have a dvd recorder on my computer and one on my tv. The tour would take about an hour - I have 1 gig ram, 160 gigs hd and 2.1 ghz speed. Also - is there a name for what I'm trying to do? Thanks - John Hansen majorjh@socket.net

07-10-2005	#1928 (permalink)
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07-10-2005	#1929 (permalink)
tobacco_diy New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 1	hello people I've just joined. A 62yo retired print journalist making slide shows and movies, with a lot to learn. There seems to be many issues with DVD players, and whether you use +R or -R, some players do not co-operate. tobacco_diy

07-10-2005	#1930 (permalink)
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07-10-2005	#1931 (permalink)
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08-10-2005	#1934 (permalink)
()<V1P3R>() New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 2	Re: Good day to you! Hi my name is Shawn Marran.I live in South Africa, Guateng, Pretoria I like playin pc and net games Question: Could anyone one plz tell me where to get a patch for Call of Duty Game of the Year Edition I am a pc freak

08-10-2005	#1935 (permalink)
Crooked.Dr New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 5	Re: Introduce yourself: Say hi ! Good day every one, Very informative forum, good work. I am a medical student in england, an interest in everything that has wires, cicuit boards and buttons. Look forward to posting and searchin the deep and darkest bits of this place...

09-10-2005	#1936 (permalink)
qunom New on Forum Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 3	Re: Introduce yourself: Say hi ! Hello every one! I am software engineer, CD cataloging software developer and DMOZ editor. __________________ Yours sincerely, Qunom software mailto: support@qunom.com http://www.qunom.com

10-10-2005	#1938 (permalink)
Smudgeboy New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: London Posts: 4	Re: Good day to you! Hi all Dave from London here (or Saarf Laaarndan) as the accent often suggests! Logged on to try and get some idiot's guide advice to using my new (and first) DVD-R. Will find the right forum for that as I start looking. Good to see there's so much more to this site - I have a feeling I'll be back on a regular basis! __________________ Techno techno techno . . . FEAR!

10-10-2005	#1939 (permalink)
kumar8_a New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: malaysia Posts: 2	Re: Introduce yourself: Say hi ! hi guys.. Im Kumar from Malaysia. Im a process engineer overseeing the manufacturing of DVD burners. I just found out this forum by chance and find it very informative and way cool! So,im going to introduce myself to the forum by revealing that we will be the producing SATA DVD burners beginning next month.The expected data transfer rate is to be 1.5Gbps initially.Eventhough were are not the 1st ones,i guarantee you it will be the best available currently.

10-10-2005	#1940 (permalink)
robo100 CD Freaks Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: New Mexico Posts: 130	Re: Introduce yourself: Say hi ! Hi everybody. My name is Rob and I live in New Mexico. I joined the forum to keep up to date on new copy protection schemes. __________________ System #1 (main System, Windows XP SP2) Abit AN8-SLI motherboard, 1GB DDR-400 Memory, PCX5300 Video, 80GB SATA2 HD (xp boot), 250GB SATA2 HD (DVD backups), AMD Athlon 3000+ (2.45Ghz), Liteon 167T DVD reader, Pioneer DVR-109 FW: 1.58, Epson P220 printer System #2 (Dedicated Firewall) Asus MB with AMD K6-2 @500Mhz CPU, 128MB PC100, Trident 1MB Video, Linux OS running firewall software. Two 10/100 Ethernet Cards and DSL modem SOFTWARE DVDFAB Plat., DVDLAB PRO, Adobe Audition 1.5, Xilisoft Video Converter, Nero, DVD Shrink, DVD Decrypter, Power DVD

11-10-2005	#1942 (permalink)
kumar8_a New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: malaysia Posts: 2	Re: Introduce yourself: Say hi ! We are actually developing this technology.In the near future,only DELL drives will be equip with this technology

11-10-2005	#1943 (permalink)
racerx3317 New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 6	Re: Introduce yourself: Say hi ! Hi, my name is Lou and i'm new to the whole CD DVD thing. Looking forward to learning something new.

12-10-2005	#1944 (permalink)
sallygraphic New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 6	Re: Introduce yourself: Say hi ! hi a 30 year old designer who loves what i do when there is work and hates it when things dry up From north west england and self taught... Pretty boring as I cant think of out else to say apart from I am getting lost on this site but I hope to get some advice soon... SallyGraphic

12-10-2005	#1945 (permalink)
SOcRatEs120 New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: ARIZONA Posts: 4	Re: Introduce yourself: Say hi ! Hello, I'm a desert dwelling, retired network engineer, but not an old one! I pretty much make a living with computers. Repair and custom builds. I'm not that big into games but the ones I am I really like. Delta Force...all but Extreme UT all of em. FarCry I had the very first burner in Az. Hp 2730i or something lik that. 1xburn blanks were $15.00us, man I hated makin coasterz! I hang at only one other forum Tech Spot good source for computer prob's. Come on by and tell em SOcRatEs sent ya! Thanks for being here!

12-10-2005	#1946 (permalink)
Snakemon New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 1	Re: Introduce yourself: Say hi ! Hi, I'm Tom and I have a question about the Sony DRU-540A DVD/CD rewriteable internal drive. I'm not sure where to post my question about using 16x disks. My first time posting, so I am lost. Thanks, Tom

12-10-2005	#1947 (permalink)
donina New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 3	Re: Introduce yourself: Say hi ! Hi, I'm donina and have just discovered torrents. I've downloaded avi.bt files, but can't open them with any media player plus codecs I've downloaded and am really exhausted of trying to solve the problem. No FAQ or forum have an answer and I hope someone here can help.

13-10-2005	#1948 (permalink)
Fallingwater CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 429	Re: Introduce yourself: Say hi ! Hello everybody! I'm an Italian hardware genius (well, if my girlfriend is to be believed :P). Nah, just kidding, I'm just your average tech head with a thing for outdated but still useful technology (not that I don't like bleeding edge stuff, mind you), mp3 players (although I'm a little pissed off by ipods) and sheer mass storage :P I'm also interested in general hardware. Sadly, the lack of an income source (I'm a student) forces me to keep most of those interests to a theoretical level ::sighs:: Lessee, what else... I hate micro$oft with a passion and I love Linux (but am currently not using it, due to it not supporting my notebook well). However, I've grown out of that hateful phase where the answer to every windows user having trouble was "get linux" :P Some more random information: I like too many kinds of music to mention them all, but I loathe the likes of britney spears, boybands and so on. I hate conformism. I like nice cars, but not necessarily the fastest (my favorite car is the BMW 8-series. No, I don't like BMW's new models, in fact I think Chris Bangle is a loonie). To sum it up, I like technology in general... I also have a deep love for cats. Edit: pssst, Donina, have you downloaded just the torrents or the entire files with a bittorrent client? Also, if codecs are your problem, try VideoLan (aka VLC).

13-10-2005	#1950 (permalink)
Pondboy New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 1	Re: Introduce yourself: Say hi ! Hi, I am UK based and have just treated myself to my first PC based DVD writer (a Sony DW-Q28A), so I'm trying to learn how I can best use it. I want to be able to use my writer to burn freeware BMW F650 motorbike maintenance disks for distribution in the UK and also back up my DVD collection. The standalone DVD players I have are a Panasonic DMR-E85H and a Panasonic DVD-RV60. Now to dig around the other forums for some advice. Cheers PB