Ah, I thought he was replacing an internal Compaq
drive with another
internal.
Ben Ruset wrote:
> Yeah, but this is including the enclosure.
>
> j maccraw wrote:
>> Slim DVD burners like used in laptops & slim bay
>> desktops are < $70. This for NEC or Sony of the top
of my head.
>>
>>
>> Ben Ru
Check again, all youtube videos are stored as .flv in your browser cache. In
the case of IE, it's in Documents and Settings\User\Local Settings\Temporary
Internet Files\
The .flv will be named some nonsense like 262ihu2iyug235uh2hi235.flv - a
good test for you would be to clear your cache and
Yeah, but this is including the enclosure.
j maccraw wrote:
Slim DVD burners like used in laptops & slim bay
desktops are < $70.
This for NEC or Sony of the top of my head.
Ben Ruset wrote:
Plextor makea a slim bus powered DVD burner. Newegg
is out of stock but
has them for $140. Honestly
Slim DVD burners like used in laptops & slim bay
desktops are < $70.
This for NEC or Sony of the top of my head.
Ben Ruset wrote:
> Plextor makea a slim bus powered DVD burner. Newegg
is out of stock but
> has them for $140. Honestly, I think you're probably
SOL on the Compaq
> burner. Fortuna
My typo, it's XP Pro gold that can't be slipstreamed.
Know bug posted
all over.
FORC5 wrote:
> last one I got did slip stream just fine, had to do
a restore and the original was sp1 so I figured WTF,
nLite worked fine on it and it installed swell.
> Only xp home though
> fp
>
> At 03:24 AM 6/4/
Thanks. I could not find any .flv files on my machine. I'll try this
one out tomorrow (I use firefox at work).
Ben Ruset wrote:
Firefox plus the "Download Embedded" plugin will work great for this.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1993
Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Is there a way to
The firefox plugin above works well with Youtube and a few others but not
with sites like Maxim.
--
Brian
On 6/4/07, Hayes Elkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Youtube files are saved as .flv files I believe, you can use an .flv
player
to play downloaded copies in your browser cache.
>From: "An
I have never seen slowness like you have. In the latest versions of TB
there is an option to have it auto compact folders and -not- prompt you
to do it (older versions prompted you all the time and it was a pain.)
I have had great luck using TB as my primary email client.
Sam Franc wrote:
No
No plugins running.
I campacted the folders and that helped
I have not been doing that as It seems to put all the downloads in my
Inbox along with the correct folders they are filtered to.
It just did that again when I compacted.
Is that a built in fault?
Sam
Ben Ruset wrote:
Do you have any p
Youtube files are saved as .flv files I believe, you can use an .flv player
to play downloaded copies in your browser cache.
From: "Anthony Q. Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: The Hardware List
To: The Hardware List
Subject: [H] Saving YouTube Videos
Date: Mon, 04 Jun 2007 14:28:01 -040
Firefox plus the "Download Embedded" plugin will work great for this.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1993
Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Is there a way to save to hard drive a YouTube video that plays inside a
browser on some webpage?
I'm building up a powerpoint presentation and I'
Is there a way to save to hard drive a YouTube video that plays inside a
browser on some webpage?
I'm building up a powerpoint presentation and I'm not sure I can count
on internet access at the location where I will present the
presentation...hence, I'd live to have it play from my HD.
I ca
Do you have any plugins running?
Have you compacted all of your folders?
Sam Franc wrote:
My Thunderbird has just slowed down in it's operations very badly.
Even in typing, the words do not sometimes show up on the screen for a
few seconds after typing them.
When I delete a message it takes 2
My Thunderbird has just slowed down in it's operations very badly.
Even in typing, the words do not sometimes show up on the screen for a
few seconds after typing them.
When I delete a message it takes 2 seconds to work and then another 2
seconds for the next message to appear.
I use Avast on a
Behold, the first commercially available DirectX 10 game available.
http://www.legitreviews.com/article/507/3/
(LR also have previous DX10 benchmarks for unreleased games on their site,
where ATI sucks just as bad)
_
PC Magazine
last one I got did slip stream just fine, had to do a restore and the original
was sp1 so I figured WTF, nLite worked fine on it and it installed swell.
Only xp home though
fp
At 03:24 AM 6/4/2007, j maccraw Poked the stick with:
>There are also at least 2 kinds of Dell XP OEM CD's,
>normal one
Every single Dell system I have worked on from the Win2k days on up (NT4
based machines shipped with a Microsoft branded NT4 OEM CD) have come
with a VLK cd. Also, depending on when you bought the machine, it will
have SP2 or not. I'm staring at a Dell OEM recovery disc with SP2 right now.
j m
Plextor makea a slim bus powered DVD burner. Newegg is out of stock but
has them for $140. Honestly, I think you're probably SOL on the Compaq
burner. Fortunately the Plextor replacement should be cheaper than the
Compaq replacement.
Winterlight wrote:
I am working on a Compaq Evo 510 Ultra Sl
The CD's we get with systems, maybe I've not looked to
see what OEM crap
is chained into the Dell XP CD's I have. I also
assumed Dell send techs
out with a customized Windows install or SysPrep'd
image.
There are also at least 2 kinds of Dell XP OEM CD's,
normal ones that
need keys and VLK ones
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