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No option for all of the above? I love just about any type of donut, but I definitely prefer Dunkin' Donuts over Krispy Kreme.

Just FYI, the volume control doesn't work for me on my AIW8500 with MMC 8.6.

You won't go back to using Ifoedit after trying it. As Merc said, it's very quick, and anyone can figure out how to use it.

Do they show up under the Disk Management?

You could either put the name in quotes or just type in the first few letters followed by *.avi. For example: del "movie with long name.avi" or del movie*.avi

DVD Shrink will let you do that, and it's very simple to use.

Yes, it is. I'm not awake yet. :oops:

Yes, is it.

That would be me. As long as there's a baseball, football, or hockey game on, there's something to watch. Yes, I watch too much TV.

Firebird & IE both load in about 1-2 seconds on my PC. I really can't tell much of a speed difference between the two.

Same here. I have a ton of T-Mobile shirts, thanks to my sister, and I like not having to worry if anything gets on them.

I read it was going to be in the $700-800 range. It's basically the same chip as the $3000 Xeon, but with a different pin count.

Look a few posts up. :wink: I've tried it, and it chokes on importing 100,000 images.

Yes, I got it.

I haven't had any problems with it.

Well, I tried importing about 100,000 files into Photoshop Album, and it locked up about 80% through. It was able to handle about 20,000, and still be fairly responsive, but I don't think it can handle the really large amounts you need, Merc.

I have the same problem, and I've been trying a few different programs. Besides ACDSee, there's Adobe Photoshop Album, Jasc Paint Shop Photo Album, and Ulead Photo Explorer. They all have the same basic features, but so far Photoshop Album seems to have the most promise, and has a good...

Hmm. It says it needs Firebird 0.7, but that isn't out yet.

I recently purchased a Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 160GB PATA 8MB cache drive, thinking it had a three year warranty. But after shmorg posted a comment in the article feedback that said his drive came with a one year warranty, I checked my own drive with Seagate's warranty validator. Sure enough, I...

A good day at work? They exist? Congrats, The JoJo.

1 in 7! Scary. :eekers:

1 SATA connector doesn't leave a whole lot of room for expansion.

NY Man Ships Self in Air Crate to Dallas :o

Is anyone going to set up a poll for this?

It's version 1.3.37.0.

On the way...

I have it, but you can't send attachments in a PM. Do you want me to email it to you? The file is 968KB.

Yes, and one of the winners was an amateur champion who lost his amateur status because of it. Full Article.

It won't do any good if there's no alcohol to serve: Glitch Could Leave Local Liquor Stores Empty

They finally have it available as an all-in-one package, instead of 3 separate files (which are still available for modem users).

I have cheap generics that are at least 5 years old, and they all still work. I don't think I've had one yet that's become unreadable (aside from scratches).

AVG Anti-Virus or, to scan from the web, Trend Micro's HouseCall.

I also took a look at it, and I have a couple of screenshots I can send you of it. One shows a black line which shows up in different spots during the motion part of the video, and the other shows the interlacing artifacts. I'm not quite sure if either is the problem you're talking about. The...

Since my picks always lose, I'm picking everyone but the Giants. :)

TMPGEnc doesn't capture files, but it'll convert them into either MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 files. The latest version has preset settings to create compliant VCDs, SVCDs, and DVDs.

That's the bit rate for the audio. The video works out to about ~20MBytes/s. Does the compressed file skip on your computer? Have you tried converting it with TMPGEnc?

Buy.com used to have very good prices a few years ago, but now I think they're just average. I haven't bought from them in a couple of years.

I think the max bit rate in the DVD spec is ~10 Mbit/sec, so you are probably going over that. Depending on the source, you probably only need about half that to make a good recording.

Can you play your recording in a media player? How much space do you have free on your hard drive?

Keep an eye on the Sunday ads for Best Buy & CompUSA, as they often have heavily discounted media, but they usually sell out very quickly.

Feared Attack From Computer Virus Fizzles

Congrats, Bill!

Fortunately, almost all new DVDs are, but my local Blockbuster still has almost as many full-frame DVDs as widescreen.

X-bit Labs is reporting that the 754-pin Athlon 64s will be marketed as Athlon XPs, and won't run in 64-bit mode. Anyone heard anything about this from other sources?

VirtualDub Mod can tell you the info. Just open the file in it, then go to File->File Information, and it'll tell you the frame size and fps.

Yep, that sounds exactly like how I feel. I'm not good at interacting with people, or making small talk. It takes me a long time before I feel comfortable around people, which is part of the reason I'm glad I have a close family. My relatives are about the only people I really feel comfortable...

My biggest problem is starting a conversation. Most of the time, I just have nothing to say, especially to someone I'm just meeting.

I'm pretty sure you can. I think it's somewhere under the options, where you can tell it when to notify you, and what to log.

Is it out of sync if you play it on your PC? Do you know if it is PAL or NTSC format?

It may be available in most areas, but most people are still on dial-up. Source However, by the time Longhorn comes out, well over 50% of people will be on broadband.