Based on price I I paid just 2 years ago for a 750W TT Tough Power this CWT made
Corsair looks attractive:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139013
http://www.hardocp.com/article/2009/12/01/corsair_tx950w_950_watt_power_supply_review/
As does this Seasonic at 750W:
Cooling wise from TT I still recommend the Armor+ VH6000BWS despite the price. Unlke
the MX variant there is tray HDD modules at the bottom that can be replaced with
12/14cm fans, better than the Element there is a side 24cm fan *installed*. IMHO the
side 24cm fan is not enough alone to keep
LOL, good read for sure!
On 4/9/2010 7:14 AM, Thane Sherrington wrote:
http://www.macworld.com/article/150474/2010/04/ipad_not_for_everyone.html
A lot of the complaints I've seen on this list already, but it's a good
read.
T
Naw, that religious sect have nothing on the Apple iEvangelists who even shame a
certain scifi writers cult!
On 4/9/2010 8:14 AM, Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 01:00 PM 09/04/2010, Greg Sevart wrote:
The author is not alone. There are a lot of people that are realizing
it's
kind of a limited
, maccrawj wrote:
Which is exactly why I'd never buy in, even if I needed it, too much
of a monopoly.
On 4/5/2010 7:23 AM, Brian Weeden wrote:
Gotta love Apple's version of the razor and blades strategy with
all those
must-have accessories, Apps, and content (music and video). Except in
Apple's case
/2010 8:45 AM, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
What monopoly? Apple's products don't represent any kind of
monopoly...it's just apple product specific..
On 4/7/2010 11:25 AM, maccrawj wrote:
Which is exactly why I'd never buy in, even if I needed it, too much
of a monopoly.
On 4/5/2010 7:23 AM, Brian
Best benchmark of speed I've found is prolonged usenet article body downloading from
Giganews, YMMV.
On 4/7/2010 1:56 PM, Bino Gopal wrote:
Yeah, I had cable problems recently and TW had to come out and replace my
modem, but I was talking to a knowledgeable L3 TW tech (she was very good)
Hehe, even with the new spec for charging the iPad exceeds the spec by 1W. Leave it
to apple to frak with things!
+1 for putting it out, +2 to who ever refines it is not apple!
1984? Naw, 2008, the year that Mac became the next True Blue PC forcing the market
back to a single hardware
Cable co usually puts the modem as close as possible to the demarc and the uses a
tap, an unbalanced splitter, to give a highly attenuated signal to modem while
passing a mostly unattenuated signal to the residence's TV's.
DOCSIS 2.0 is downstream = +32db SNR @ -15~+15dbmv (more positive the
NB-2L is commonly used battery pack style, the usual sites should be selling
them.
Specs are:
OEM- 7...@750mah
Generics: 1Ah~1.5Ah
As with cell phone batteries don't be fooled into paying insane $20 prices, do be
careful about cheap Chinese generics. Caveat emptor!
On 4/3/2010 11:27 AM,
/u/hp-27122-dvd-plus-r-double-layer-8x-branded-media-cake-box-40pk
HP Branded Double Layer 8X DVD+R Media 40 Pack in Cake Box Eligible for
Free Standard Shipping
Rick Glazier
From: maccrawj
LOL, have you priced DL disks recently? It's about $.30/disc for
high-end Taiyo Yuden SL's vs. over $2
Maybe this will help:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/889713
On 3/31/2010 8:22 AM, Christopher Fisk wrote:
Annoying as hell their insistence on different versions on different media.
I have a client that I have the sticker for their windows server 2003 R2
Standard Edition server installation,
Floppies like video tapes die unexpectedly just sitting around unused! Best bet is to
image the important ones archive all the images to optical media if they are important.
As too needing a FDD going forward I see no reason as nothing comes on them anymore
and any archaic driver disk image
I use these apps depending on the method needed to reducing space:
1. DvdShrink- great for simply encoding into smaller size, removing unneeded
audio/subtitles, and minor savings from still images.
2. VobBlanker- Best bet for totally removing ADs and other space wasting junk.
On 3/28/2010
LOL, have you priced DL disks recently? It's about $.30/disc for high-end Taiyo Yuden
SL's vs. over $2 for DL's.
Real answer is to not burn at all and keep a media server.
On 3/30/2010 6:37 PM, Richard Quilhot wrote:
Why not burn on a dual layer dvd without compression?
Richard E. Quilhot
past the graveyard!
Is there much difference between /View/Simple HTML and /View/Full HTML?
Duncan
On 03/28/2010 16:24, maccrawj wrote:
The way it was is the way it should be!
At the very least I hope you have NoScript, AdBlock and whatever
settings about not loading images from people not in your
The way it was is the way it should be!
At the very least I hope you have NoScript, AdBlock and whatever settings about not
loading images from people not in your address book enabled.
Most all of the Outlook exploits come from the preview pane rendering HTML. TB of
course uses Firefox but
LOL, we bought Wii Fit only to discover the floor in our living room has way too much
deflection until additional floor joists are married to the existing. So much for
fun exercise!
Interesting review showing a terrible layout and the limitations of trying to have xN
monitors worth of
Not DD-WRT supported, bah! Makes it a fail in book. Do let us know how it works
though.
On 3/26/2010 7:28 AM, FORC5 wrote:
ordered a Netgear bridge
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833122218
let ya know what I think. Cheap enough
thanks
fp
At 08:51 PM 3/25/2010, FORC5
So unbrick the linksys! :p
Don't see why you do not simply put DD-Wrt on the Asus? There's more than enough RAM
ROM 32/8 to run the full feature generic.
On 3/25/2010 8:51 PM, FORC5 wrote:
Bought a new gb router for main system and planned on moving my asus wl-500w to
bridge duty, has a
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833122218 ), not worth
messing with or taking the chance. A lot on the old plate right now.
thanks
fp
At 11:35 AM 3/27/2010, maccrawj Poked the stick with:
So unbrick the linksys! :p
Don't see why you do not simply put DD-Wrt on the Asus
As said before I stream from my Q6600 PC using PS3Media Server to PS3, netbooks,
our laptops with good results. DVR wise I simply bite the bullet and pay to download
basic cable/TV content via usenet rather than DVR myself.
Thought there were laws in place about requiring 1394 be made
Do you mean like View Source (CTRL-U)? That gets the entirety of an email, all
headers, sections, etc... as text that can be printed.
On 3/19/2010 10:59 PM, DSinc wrote:
OK. I accept that I am no longer a tweak.
I just do not enjoy under-the-hood business much any more.
(the new c2d clients
TBH I used underhanded tactics to replace at least one card by purchasing a new one
returning the the old (same model) in it's place knowing the big reseller has more
power than I do getting replacements.
Sapphire went so far as to not commit to sending me a card with the same defect. In
When I thought it was driver issues related to VPU recovery code or bad/under powered
PSU, it was in fact heat/damaged cards on 3 out of 4 3870x2's I went through. I was
consistently able to fail them using 3DMark. Simply ramp all the settings to max and
if you have a hardware issue you'll
. 29th which has
now passed.
On 3/2/2010 10:41 AM, maccrawj wrote:
I've been hearing it has nothing to do with network connecting
everything to do with firmware bug hardware revisions older than the
last 80GB fat/pre-slim models. That is to say the connecting part is
domino effect to the actual
LOL, well the commenter can go to Sapphire but they have been far from trouble free
and less then helpful with ATI problem designs that are not BBA's. You may or may not
remeber my rant a few years back about going through a few Sapphire 3870x2's before
finally getting a VisionTek version.
integrated 3D
graphics. 2D graphics are the simple task of a video card by comparison.
3D graphics advancements drive video card development. And rapidly at
that..
On 3/2/2010 10:19 AM, maccrawj wrote:
ATi was in the graphics game a long before nVidia going way back to
the EGA standard PC XT
Yes, the bad fan controller is the issue I refer to and I think it was never
resolved. VT's version was a custom fan design hence it had no issues, go figure.
Sapphire may still be a good brand but I have a memory like an elephant and move back
to trusting companies like a sloth! =)
On
echo %username% results in the typical XP/2K/etc... expected output here
under 7.
On 3/4/2010 12:29 PM, Thane Sherrington wrote:
I have a little batch file that uses %username% to do some stuff. That
works fine in Windows XP and Vista, but in 7, it becomes username-PC$ -
so if the username is
ATi was in the graphics game a long before nVidia going way back to the EGA standard
PC XT/AT systems. Did I miss something about your statement or do you miss that?
nVidia's tactics with both physx disabling SLI on x48 SLI over licensing alone
a reasons enough to never use them. Of course
JTAG Hairydairymaid are debricking tools for some routers but I have never actually
used them.
http://nuwiki.openwrt.org/oldwiki/OpenWrtDocs/Customizing/Hardware/JTAG_Cable
On 2/26/2010 11:29 AM, fuf...@cox.net wrote:
setting up my bridge at the new place, unit was setup at the other place
I've been hearing it has nothing to do with network connecting everything to do with
firmware bug hardware revisions older than the last 80GB fat/pre-slim models.
That is to say the connecting part is domino effect to the actual problem rather than
the source.
This scream loudly that all DRM
Do a full uninstall/cleaning of the anything ATI driver related, then install the
oldest driver that will support your card.
Assuming that works, backup and upgrade cautiously!
Love my ATI 3870x2, would of just as happily done Nvidia had they made a dual gpu
card and/or supported SLI on
On 2/21/2010 2:53 PM, DSinc wrote:
I am having a small problem with TB30. I keep getting Message
truncated... flags in msgs when family and friends send me pix or
dot-wmv files. I've told everyone to please limit their shares to less
than 5GB if possible.
LOL, even GMail limits to 25MB per
On 2/19/2010 2:47 PM, Christopher Fisk wrote:
On Thu, 18 Feb 2010, maccrawj wrote:
Biggest downside of Steam purchases:
1. You get none of the physical box contents like maps, manuals, etc...
Some (Valve only??) games allow you to use your store purchased key to
import into steam, giving
It's the multiplayer games that patches tend to screw up.
On 2/22/2010 7:46 AM, Brian Weeden wrote:
Not that I can recall.
Granted, I don't play many FPS games (Quake, HL, COD, that sort of thing) so
maybe its just those things that have a bad track record. But for the type
of games I play
usernames mean nothing, it's the SID's they translate to that count. Funny
sidenote: I read that renaming the administrator account is less than effective since
the SID does not change anyway.
Just shooting from the hip but I bet if you stick to BUILT-IN user groups the
problems go away as
LOL Stan! While larger screen means you need higher resolution to drive it, fact is
every hotrod video card is going to crawl way sooner than later!
Calling xfire or SLI overkill unless you have a huge screen is just fundamentally
wrong. You need to turn the eye-candy settings back up on your
Harder to pull yes and more copper does make for varyingly higher cost, but well
worth it IMHO.
3-wire for for 2 hots? Edison circuit or shared neutral is a bad idea with safety
issues outweighing the advantage of an xtra 10A w/o the installation labor.
On 2/19/2010 12:44 AM, Winterlight
Support it? It's commonly known that stranded is used for short runs patches made
so because it flexes easier and resists metal fatigue of bending without breaking.
Go open a wall in your house pull out all the cables. Everything from CAT3 phone
line, to RG6 CATV, to Romex will be solid
LOL, he's still on DSL Brian!
On 2/11/2010 1:14 PM, Bryan Seitz wrote:
The way to go:
Cordless... phone... 5Ghz... done.
On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 03:45:29PM -0500, Rick Glazier wrote:
If you see damage, corrosion, or bad workmanship all over the place
then all new is the obvious way to go. I
System Requirements are marketing speak BS to get you to buy without them actually
committing even a it fires up runs (at 10FPS) warranty!
Not only is the rez not stated, neither is the degree of eye-candy that's enabled nor
frame rate that can be expected. Buyer beware!
I highly doubt a
Can't speak for printer on W7 host, do know that Xp32 host has worked fine printing
from my W7 client using generic HP drivers (there are no HP made Vista/W7 drivers for
my printer).
File sharing works fine, I access my W7 host's file shares all the time from an XP
client vice-versa.
Biggest downside of Steam purchases:
1. You get none of the physical box contents like maps, manuals, etc...
2. Licensed per-user with no resale or moving of licenses to another account
nevermind the idea of parent-child-sibling sharing of a title.
3. Can be even MORE draconian than
No TIVO here, ever I think, but using the PS3 to watch whatever off Ps3MediaServer
beats having physical disc in drive 99% of time for ease of use convince.
On 2/18/2010 2:34 PM, Christopher Fisk wrote:
On Thu, 18 Feb 2010, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
I want to ask this for information
NEVER take a driver update from Microsoft unless it's to update M$ hardware,
period.
newer is based on WHQL not the actual version or date of the driver and I have been
burned more than once trust even basic driver's updates from M$.
On 2/10/2010 1:57 PM, DSinc wrote:
I still use XPsp3. My
Why on earth would you UPS a printer, more over a LASER printer that technically
should be on it's own BREAKER/circuit never mind a separate outlet?
On 2/14/2010 8:07 AM, Hunter, Gary wrote:
Hi,
I have a color laser printer (Brother HL-4040CDN) and an APC BACK_UPS ES 350
plugged into the
LOL, laser printers are no-no's on most cheap, low power consumer/soho grade UPS'.
Some even go so far as to say so in the docs. Laser's are like AC units, major drain
at wakeup.
It's not the socket, it's the drain of the printer warming up combined with the lack
of the UPS' battery to hold
Yeah, no repeat the test with a good meter than logs high/low. Turn on the printer
watch the voltage drop majorly!
All this hypothesis about the outlet testing while it's plain the problem is as
been stated: dead battery thus ups not able to make up for brown out caused by printer.
On
V * A = W
120 * 15 = 1800
80% of 1800W is about 1440W, the typically considered safe continuous load.
This is also why as we rewire our house we're installing 20A circuits since it's
nearly same price materials wise.
Ask an electrician, no high drain devices on same breaker with computers.
I typed that because it was a generic Asian sounding name. Interestingly enough it's
phonetically Faw Joo which is exactly what they do!
Fuhjyyu
On 1/28/2010 10:08 AM, Rick Glazier wrote:
From: maccrawj
all the popped caps were a known crap hu-flung-dung brand.
LOL. Can't really say
I boot these kind of ISO's using PXE, PXELinux a TFTP server to get around any
possible issue booting from CD.
Do you get the same error if you disconnect the HDD data cable?
On 1/28/2010 4:42 PM, Joe User wrote:
Hello HWG,
I have a compaq in with a Hitachi deathstar drive issue. I ordered
No more Antec for me!
After a caps fiasco killed 2 supposedly premium PSU's that were used 12mo/ea.
They refused to give consideration that despite warranty being expired, the units
clearly had manufacturing flaw vs. dying from old age and and the replacement had sat
for almost a year before
No rant, simple statement that no matter how good it just another PC with a different
OS on it. Sad thing is we revert to 1984 pre-clone revolution if we go down this path
hence no matter how good, it must die.
That said Tablets interest me though my next portable likely will be an ION based
Are the downloads indexed?
On 1/26/2010 4:26 PM, Steve Tomporowski wrote:
I've had a few strange things happen with W7 Ultimate also. I use
Internet Download Manager. If I download files over 150 MB, the
rebuilding of the files after download slows the system to a crawl.
Download enough files
NID, best way to check if it's you or them.
As to house wiring it's sure a lot easier to diagnose runs if you have a way to
separate them. Home runs from jacks back to a central block are a good start.
On 1/25/2010 1:37 PM, Rick Glazier wrote:
The Phone Network disconnect? NID?
RAM temps may not be monitored so heat throttle or safety shutdown would not
kick in.
At least you should run 3dmark to see if the problem shows up there. Otherwise it
could simply be that one game has issues with the video driver.
On 1/24/2010 11:56 AM, Winterlight wrote:
Red stars like
Red stars like noise? That's the kind of thing you see when the video ram is OC'd or
overheating AFAIK.
I'd be running 3dmark or similar to see if it can be reproduced outside of that game
by taxing the hardware to the max. If no issue the I guess you're looking at a
compatibility issue thus
LOL, if anyone is dumb enough to have HTML turned on or be clicking on attachments
these days it might still work. Personally I'd feel real bad for that kind of user
though!
On 1/23/2010 1:36 PM, Robert Turnbull wrote:
Some years ago, a member of the list wrote about an attachment that he
mail.tabs.autoHide = true
On 1/19/2010 5:15 AM, FORC5 wrote:
Any way to disable these ? Can not find and wife can not handle change :'(
fp
You're welcome, make sure to enjoy the perks!
Sure wish TabMixPlus would make a TB3 port.
On 1/19/2010 6:26 AM, FORC5 wrote:
thanks
I can get back in the house now :-D
fp
At 06:43 AM 1/19/2010, maccrawj Poked the stick with:
mail.tabs.autoHide = true
On 1/19/2010 5:15 AM, FORC5 wrote
Amazing that they make you buy this as an option rather than shipping their coolers
with it.
On 1/19/2010 2:25 PM, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Duncan,
There are several hs/coolers that don't use pushpins...I'm ordering one
for my Ninja..
On the same token so does doing the right thing by running tbird off a TrueCrypt
volume mounted as a drive letter i.e. S:\Mozilla\Thundebird.
Secured easy to move/migrate/clone.
FFWI, ALL programs still have fatal flaw of not being able to specify the TEMP
folder path different than
.
That may not always be the case but is pretty much the norm.
Right now I am using Raxco Perfectdisk, but will try OO tonight.
Regards,
-Original Message-
From: hardware-boun...@hardwaregroup.com
[mailto:hardware-boun...@hardwaregroup.com] On Behalf Of maccrawj
Sent: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Years back I had my store order one of the gamer HMD's from a now dead company for
$300. Visually it was very 3d but hideous resolution and really uncomfortable to
wear. The head tracking feature worked real well for flight sims and such where
glancing was needed. Never liked the result with
NoScript+AdBlock go a long way to stopping this. Add in limited user account and the
worst you should be able to do is infect your account vs. whole machine.
On 12/29/2009 1:12 PM, Christopher Fisk wrote:
On Tue, 29 Dec 2009, Thane Sherrington wrote:
For some reason, a certain subset of my
A PITA security measure that supposedly prevents things but since I can run SETACL as
an administrator group member from a command line to change the ACL I would be
dubious about the measure preventing anything.
Call me narrow minded LOL, but one of the 1st things I did to my Vista test box
Thanks Z, I'll give it a spin.
Recently I've been using MyDefrag AKA jkDefrag. Don't know how good a job it's been
doing but I do like that it's real lightweight on the resources.
Happy New Year all...
On 1/1/2010 12:14 PM, Naushad Zulfiqar wrote:
Read, download and enjoy!
to be an acceptable balance between
the two for me.
Greg
-Original Message-
From: hardware-boun...@hardwaregroup.com
[mailto:hardware-boun...@hardwaregroup.com] On Behalf Of maccrawj
Sent: Saturday, December 26, 2009 6:08 AM
To: hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Subject: Re: [H] Win2K/XP to Vista/Win7
And all the benefits of running as an administrators group account are lost.
UAC is not worth shit, more of an annoyance. Now on the other hand the shit M$ pulled
with Trusted Installer rather than Admins owning everything among other
not-just-out-of-the-box-and-fixable-NO-permanent
That would be the default since it's a whitelist based blocker.
Odds are it's not the FB domain directly anyway.
On 12/23/2009 9:18 AM, Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 01:02 PM 23/12/2009, Bryan Seitz wrote:
Addon: noscript
Yeah, but that's going to be way beyond these doofuses. :) Unless
Do I read that right, you have a DSL modem plugged into a DSL line filter???
Modem-APC-Filter-Walljack?
Can't be, I must be reading this wrong since those filters block DSL data
signals.
When I had DSL the only thing I protected was the ethernet patch to my router from
the modem has a
Just installed a linksys WRT610N w/ DD-wRT a deal for $125 a few weeks back, working
great so far.
Ah, Ps3 is still best bang for the buck AFAIK.
Odds are nothing is going to stream 1080P wifi w/o stuttering.
On 12/4/2009 6:44 PM, Brian Weeden wrote:
I'm running a custom HTPC with XBMC in the home theater room but upstairs we
have an old D-Link DSM-320. It still works, but it won't play
:21:21PM -0800, maccrawj wrote:
Ah, Ps3 is still best bang for the buck AFAIK.
Odds are nothing is going to stream 1080P wifi w/o stuttering.
On 12/4/2009 6:44 PM, Brian Weeden wrote:
I'm running a custom HTPC with XBMC in the home theater room but upstairs we
have an old D-Link DSM-320
In case I missed responding to this. PS3 Media Server or TVersity sites have the
answers you seek. Yes to all but TV tuner card.
tmse...@rlrnews.com wrote:
Outside of the Oppo 83, the ps3 is easily the best bd player I've seen. The
oppo is better.. But its 200+ more. So...
--Original
Get a 16ch video recorder lock it in a safe bolted to the floor. At least the video
coverage quality would net better pics of the perps, hopefully who could not steal
the safe!
Scott Sipe wrote:
Hey all,
Our office was broken into twice on the same night this weekend -- alarm system
went
Or if like me you got a sales push for TIH2009 six weeks before 2010 shipped, bought
it, only to realize you were duped just weeks before a major release. Of course I
kicked and screamed until TS finally just sent me a TIH2010 license!
Stll waiting to load my Win7, just can't find the time for
Thanks all, as I thought pick one, any one in this category.
Naushad Zulfiqar wrote:
Have tried the wd and seagate.
The wd runs a tad bit cooler.
On Nov 14, 2009 9:34 PM, maccrawj maccr...@gmail.com wrote:
Figuring I've been wasting money on 7200RPM drives for mass storage so
looking
Figuring I've been wasting money on 7200RPM drives for mass storage so looking @
5900RPM ones as fast enough to serve my media share while running cooler.
3 drives, all same basic specs price, any real reason to pick one over the
others?
SAMSUNG EcoGreen F2 HD154UI 1.5TB
Western Digital
, maccrawj wrote:
Since I went with PS3 rather than a HTPC I run a DNLA media server process on
my workstation. Started with TVersity and switched to PS3MediaServer since Sony
bastards won't support MKV containers.
Personally I don't know why anyone would build a machine just to serve
Since I went with PS3 rather than a HTPC I run a DNLA media server process on my
workstation. Started with TVersity and switched to PS3MediaServer since Sony bastards
won't support MKV containers.
Personally I don't know why anyone would build a machine just to serve or be a client
for 1 or 2
Secure World Foundation http://www.secureworldfoundation.org
+1 (514) 466-2756 Canada
+1 (202) 683-8534 US
On Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 3:13 PM, maccrawj maccr...@gmail.com wrote:
Since I went with PS3 rather than a HTPC I run a DNLA media server process
on my workstation. Started with TVersity
I'll second TC's value but sounds like PW protect means a single user
account/multiple users? Otherwise I'd say why not simply use ACL's to specify rights?
Gary Udstrand wrote:
I use TrueCrypt to protect any and all sensitive data. You could create an
encrypted volume and copy the folder to
A friend had noting but trouble with Ferrari (or Lamborghini?) laptop overheating,
dieing, and RMA issues. Unit went back 3 times and never did get fixed right.
On the other hand I test-drove an Aspire One netbook for a month and short of lacking
video horsepower I loved the unit. Seemed well
Some students also are given free MSDNAA access through colleges that allow download
of quite a bit.
John R Steinbruner wrote:
Do you have any relatives who are students? Or know of any students you
can ask?
MS is giving free downloads of Server 2008 R2 to students for learning
purposes
What not just use AutoPatcher?
http://www.autopatcher.com/
Christopher Fisk wrote:
I hope someone has an idea on this one:
I want to use our internal WSUS as a patch server for PC's that we
repair or sell, but then want to make the machine no longer use the WSUS
server when they are
from? You only need to buy the game once.
---
Brian Weeden
Technical Advisor
Secure World Foundation http://www.secureworldfoundation.org
+1 (514) 466-2756 Canada
+1 (202) 683-8534 US
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 6:08 AM, maccrawj maccr...@gmail.com wrote:
The argument
This where I went around the same time also. Q6600 4870X2 have served well playing
Crysis Stalker which I still consider benchmarks for visual beauty coding
nightmares. ;)
A little over 4TB mix of Seagate Hitachi SATA's and looking to add more since this
is also my PS3 Media Server.
Only one I'd consider playing is floundering in the beta stage: Stargate Worlds.
Guess MGM should of not frakked PTY Lmtd. and backed release of the originally
promised stand-alone SG-1 game from 2005!
Quake stated MO (not massive) play for free phenomenon the money grubbers have
polluted. I
All along making them grainier and grainier!
No answer here but be sure to process them w/o compression until the end because I'll
bet they are already low-rez like my CP5700 creates and each re-compress is like
analog video tape with generations.
Rick Glazier wrote:
I had that problem
Same is true of my Inspiron 8200/Latitude C840 Dell's support docs. Everything I
needed to disassemble less the handy black plastic case cracker stylus they send w/
repair kits.
Have had my notebook apart WAAAYYY to many times these past 6 years!
Hunter, Gary wrote:
Last time I took a
Finally they add Component support, yet still no S-Video while it does moronically do
basic yellow jack video.
At least they've figured out there are still people using Component video.
swzaske wrote:
Seems they have updated it for those HTPC aficionados amongst us.
c) see a shrink?
DNS is part of most every router, why one would not use it...
DSinc wrote:
I know what a WINS server is suppose to do.
I also accept that IT is poo-poo'd here on the list!
...but, I now run one on my server.
I do not use a local DNS server.
I do not use domain on my LAN.
?I
version
1.36. It supposedly includes mkv. I'll see how it goes. I'm on the
fence about reloading KMPlayer just to get the flv player, although it
had tons of options that can make the difference between watching a
video and hitting the delete button.
Steve
maccrawj wrote:
K-Lite Mega Codec
with the
master browser. I've heard of that problem on several versions of Windows.
Steve
maccrawj wrote:
By IP address, DNS, or WINS? If IP works then it's likely a master
browser election issue like the old days. Disabling the master browser
on the XP box would solve that, so would putting
K-Lite Mega Codec Pack is what I've been using on XP Vista. It has all the MKv
support comes with Media Player Classic.
VLC might work without codecs, never tried.
Steve Tomporowski wrote:
Are there special codecs for Win7 or can it use something like the
CCCP? I need to load up mkv.
TokBox
Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Skype is free.
Winterlight wrote:
I have a new laptop that came with a built in camera. I want to try
video conferenceing. I have a camera, the other party has a camera, so
what software do I need to do this and is any good freeware?
there;-). Interesting to note that once
you point to a different location for local folders, if you create a new
folder, at least in this case, it doesn't go there.interesting
Steve
maccrawj wrote:
RAR/Zip/7z whatever as long as it doesn't move the NTFS security it
should not matter
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