Hi Group,
I have downloaded a film in NTSC format using aMule. The film
plays really well on the download computer.
The film is just under the 700 megabyte limit for a normal cd.
I have tried burning the film to disc in order to play it on a conventional
dvd player
On 08/01/2008, LeeGroups [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They can be, but there are two causes, the cooling fan and the harddrive.
For the engineers, the best answer is to replace both, a 70mm fits with
a bit of trimming and a bigger hard is always handy...
For the software types, XBMC can be set
On 07/01/2008, Chris Rowson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not bad I guess, pity it doesn't do HD video. I still think I'd go for
the cheaper software modified XBOX option though.
I've thought about it but the xbox is a wee bit big and ugly isn't it?
And Loud! (Or is that just
On Fri, 2008-01-04 at 21:59 +, Mark Allison wrote:
The bit that's missing is the gig wireless switch. Do such things
exist? If not how else can I configure the network? I need it to be
gigabit because the ubuntu server is running BackupPC and throws
around a lot of data.
Change your
Hello,
Does anyone know of a PCI ADSL modem that works well with Ubuntu? I have
three of them at home (Nokia, Zoom and an unbranded Conexant-based one)
and none of them seem to work in Linux. If I could find one that works
I'd have my Ubuntu box run my entire network, including being my
Hello,
I've got a question about server backups.
Scenario: You want to perform a daily backup of a web server content
at /var/www/ to a mounted device at /media/netbackup.
To do this you run a daily job as follows:
tar cpf /media/netbackup/fullbackup-`date '+%d-%B-%Y'`.tar /var/www
Your
Running the job as you specified it above, the tar will be created
directly on the mounted device.
Steve
Thanks Steve
Chris
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Chris Rowson wrote:
Hello,
I've got a question about server backups.
Scenario: You want to perform a daily backup of a web server content
at /var/www/ to a mounted device at /media/netbackup.
To do this you run a daily job as follows:
tar cpf /media/netbackup/fullbackup-`date
Many thanks for the posts on DVD software.
I have tried the DeVeDe software in all it's guises and when I do a preview,
the sound is totally distorted. So much so, that it is not worth transcoding
the film.
Has anyone dragged a film off Ubuntu and used some other software, i.e Nero and
Chris Rowson wrote:
Hello,
I've got a question about server backups.
Scenario: You want to perform a daily backup of a web server content
at /var/www/ to a mounted device at /media/netbackup.
To do this you run a daily job as follows:
tar cpf /media/netbackup/fullbackup-`date
The question's already been answered, but I wanted to suggest using
something like rsnapshot. Daily backup's of 10GB will very quickly get
big. Why not use rsnapshot, or one of the various other incremental
backup tools to only copy what has actually changed?
Kind Regards,
Dave Walker
Hi
davisjo wrote:
Many thanks for the posts on DVD software.
I have tried the DeVeDe software in all it's guises and when I do a
preview, the sound is totally distorted. So much so, that it is not
worth transcoding the film.
Has anyone dragged a film off Ubuntu and used some other
Tom Bamford wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone know of a PCI ADSL modem that works well with Ubuntu? I have
three of them at home (Nokia, Zoom and an unbranded Conexant-based one)
and none of them seem to work in Linux. If I could find one that works
I'd have my Ubuntu box run my entire network,
Many thanks for the posts on DVD software.
I have tried the DeVeDe software in all it's guises and when I do a
preview, the sound is totally distorted. So much so, that it is not
worth transcoding the film.
Has anyone dragged a film off Ubuntu and used some other software, i.e
Nero
On Tue, 2008-01-08 at 08:40 +, norman wrote:
Hi Group,
I have downloaded a film in NTSC format using aMule. The
film
plays really well on the download computer.
The film is just under the 700 megabyte limit for a normal cd.
I have tried burning the film
Change your search terms - what you want is a Wireless Router with a
Gigabit switch. I found a couple from Belkin and Netgear. If the price
is too much, try the following alternative:
Cool, will have a look, thanks!
Save yourself some hassle and replace the Ubuntu server with IPCop and
Rob Beard wrote:
John Taylor wrote:
Rob Beard wrote:
John Taylor wrote:
Tried suggestion twice but it tries to load but to no avail(I say OK to
all suggestion)
Cant boot with sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart - have to switch off
Any other ideas?.When it tries
Whenever I try to watch any streaming video such
as BBC iPlayer or YouTube things aren't right.
After a few minutes the video will start to pause
and jump in short bursts, the sound is fine. I'm
guessing that my machine cannot cope (or at least
the video card can't), when this happens the
Tom Bamford wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone know of a PCI ADSL modem that works well with Ubuntu? I have
three of them at home (Nokia, Zoom and an unbranded Conexant-based one)
and none of them seem to work in Linux. If I could find one that works
I'd have my Ubuntu box run my entire network,
Hi,
I was wondering if someone could explain this to mei drag and dropped an
avi file into firefox and it started playing?
What is going on?
Regards
Javad
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On 08/01/08 19:55:26, John Taylor wrote:
We have a miniaturised screen, don't ask me how or why. I went
through your suggestions three or four times before swearing at the
machine and then it happened and it can up with half an answer, a 15
inch screen or thereabouts and I have about 3
Save yourself some hassle and replace the Ubuntu server with IPCop and
Advproxy/Urlfilter and your setup as you described is pretty much
complete. Of course at this point your Wireless Modem is not doing much,
so replace it with a USB/PCI one direct into the IPCop box.
Thing is the
On Tue, 2008-01-08 at 19:16 +, Mark Allison wrote:
Thing is the Ubuntu server is not only used for firewall/filtering, I
use it for running BackupPC as well - can IPCop run that? I don't
however see the need to move to IPCop as the Ubuntu server does
everything I need it to.
I'm a fan of
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