OK I ran MCEBuddy which did a good job with PBS recordings...but then
I had no problem re-encoding them to mkz. But when it came to normal
MC encrypted channel encoding MCEBuddy was not able to do anything
with them. It can't be COX encrypting the recordings because I have
no problem recordin
Better: you can automate them.
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From: "Winterlight"
Sent: 11/3/2013 7:26 PM
To: "hardw...@lists.hardwaregroup.com"
Subject: Re: [H] Windows 7 Media Center licenses
Wow, these will remove commercials AND decrypt MC recordings? I am
downloading it now. Thanks Chris
Wow, these will remove commercials AND decrypt MC recordings? I am
downloading it now. Thanks Chris
There is a very simple answer to that. Use MCEBuddy or MCTV-Converter
http://mcebuddy2x.codeplex.com/
And convert anything you want to save to MKV/MP4 BEFORE you change
over your media cent
On 2013-11-03 18:44, Winterlight wrote:
Cable TV in my area is provided by COX, and unfortunately they encrypt
every channel except for PBS. In the last couple of months I have had
inexplicable glitches that resulted in Media Center loosing it's
licences for TV shows that I had previously record
Cable TV in my area is provided by COX, and unfortunately they
encrypt every channel except for PBS. In the last couple of months I
have had inexplicable glitches that resulted in Media Center loosing
it's licences for TV shows that I had previously recorded. When this
happens I can't play TV
Can the HDIMI cable be used in place of the DVI cable on a monitor
capable of supporting 1600p. I want to use a 30 inch monitor on two
different computers both of which have video cards capable of driving
the 30" monitor, but I only have DVI, VGA, and HDMI ports on the
monitor. I am using the D
thanks, Crucial comes with nothing, FW updates work well. Wish it
came with tools.
The transfer kit is great but I wish it was USB 3. I use the USB to
SATA adapter all the time seems like.
fp
At 09:02 AM 11/3/2013, Anthony Q. Martin Poked the stick with:
The samsung comes with software that d
The samsung comes with software that does this for their SSDs...
On 11/3/2013 10:08 AM, FORC5 wrote:
anyone know the difference between the Samsung EVO and pro ?
I see Samsung has a 1 tb competing with the Crucial M500 ( I have 3 of
those )
Specs show the Samsung faster but I do not think a hu
Here's the Pro vs EVO writeup I sent to the list on Oct 1:
The 840 Pro is positioned as Samsung's premium drive. It uses 19nm MLC NAND.
The 840 EVO is the successor to the original 840 (non-pro). It uses 19nm TLC
NAND. TLC NAND offers greater densities by storing 3 bits per cell instead
Wager ?
:-D
At 04:36 PM 11/2/2013, Greg Sevart Poked the stick with:
I know there are some that like to hold on to old tech,
but I suspect even Duncan would have retired the drive before then. :)
Date: Sunday, November 3rd, 2013
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**Tallyho**
anyone know the difference between the Samsung EVO and pro ?
I see Samsung has a 1 tb competing with the Crucial M500 ( I have 3 of those )
Specs show the Samsung faster but I do not think a human can detect
the difference.
Last Samsung 840 pro I bought the transfer SW was not as advertised
but
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