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Is that the same saying corny is a CunniLingus expert ?

If talking video, you'd never be able to pick the difference visually between the two anyway - it's just not worth the risk to muck around with overburning IMHO. In most cases, you'd be either doing no compression and fitting a DVD-5 without overburn, or compressing anyway to fit the overburnt DVD-5, thus you wouldn't be saving having to compress at all.

Best way to use the program is to burn images with it - with the latest version you can also set up a burning queue Basically, we all reckon ImgBurn is the best image burning program around, bar none. You get a quality product, that burns DL discs like no other, a true verify process, a queue function (did I mention that earlier?), and a top forum where you can post your thoughts and questions.

@dbminter Santa has heard you - http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200512/s1533621.htm Santas rampage in Christmas protest Forty drunken Santas have rampaged through central Auckland, stealing from stores and assaulting security guards in a protest against the commercialisation of Christmas. The New Zealand Herald reports some of the Santas threw beer bottles, one tried to climb the mooring rope of a cruise ship and a security guard was punched during the fracas. "They came in, said 'Merry Christmas' and then helped themselves," convenience store staff member Changa Manakynda said. The newspaper says the event organiser, Alex Dyer, had warned the antics would only stop when someone was arrested. It links the incident to "Santarchy". Santarchy (www.santarchy.com) records protests going back around 10 years in the United States, with participants marking Christmas in anti-commercial manner involving street theatre, pranks and public drunkenness. Police say identification is a key issue as they try to sort out which of the 40 men and women had done what. "With a number of people dressed in the same outfit, it was difficult for any witnesses to confirm the identity of who was doing what," Senior Sergeant Matt Rogers said.

Spinner can provide the words Kev, you just keep your end up with the pictures

Rivals my mother-in-law for length before getting to (or is that past) the point. @weAponX: Take a deep breath, read the guides, and Bob's your Uncle, and ImgBurn will be your best friend. Would wish you good luck - except it's not complex enough to need it.

Um, maybe from this extract ... I 03:33:01 Source File: D:\burning\MORE_CRAP.MDS I 03:33:01 Source File Sectors: 2,292,112 (MODE1/2048) I 03:33:01 Source File Size: 4,694,245,376 bytes I 03:33:01 Source File Application Identifier: NERO BURNING ROM ... I 03:40:57 Image File: D:\burning\MORE_CRAP.MDS I 03:40:57 Image File Sectors: 2,292,112 (MODE1/2048) I 03:40:57 Image File Size: 4,694,245,376 bytes I 03:40:57 Image File Application Identifier: NERO BURNING ROM

ImgBurn burns .ISO or similar images, it doesn't perform any type of ripping from a source disc. You will need to look elsewhere for assistance in regard to ripping a DVD to an .ISO file first.

They will happily co-exist. As for why bother - more features, great DL support, top forum - nuff said

Sounds like a good drive to enter in the events at Unconventional Atari Event. They normally have Hard Drive throwing competitions, but they might make an exception for you and let you throw an optical drive.

So true..(that's what I get for only using the toolbar icons and not the menu)

Yeah...he probably doesn't aspire to that I'll grant you :&

Look out jmet, you've got a competitor in the visual guide production business.

Load it up into a virtual drive using something like Alcohol 52% or 120% and then use DVDShrink

Maybe Kev should join the development team

Exactly. What sort of meaning am I supposed to get out of Christmas if Kewlbox don't release a new version of Elf Bowling

I always found IE faster on my systems than any alternate browser, although firefox 1.5 after the initial startup is pretty good. Anyone spouting that firefox is secure is severely deluding themselves. Rather, in most usual configurations it's just more secure than IE. Of course that's not to say it wouldn't be possible to set up each of them such that IE was more secure - but I don't believe you would then have equal functionality.

With DMA implemented, you wouldn't need to get a replacement either. And LUK, this enhancement would be directly related to burning too: We'd all have more money burning a hole in our pocket We could verbalise our displeasure if dinner was burnt We could burn all day and all night without getting nagged about being ignored

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Can't you tell you player to play the disc in 4:3 and not letterbox it ? Or are you tring to squash the picture horizontally - thus fitting 4:3 but making everything in the picture proportionally thinner ?

Seems from some searches I did that it's something the Boss would have to activate and then should show up as "Change Display Name" in the "Personal Profile" section of "My Controls". Also seems that there can be limits set on how many times a change can be made in a given time period. Hard to be certain as looks like you can only get into the help documents / manual on Invision site if you're a customer with login details.

That's not a copyrighted image there is it LFC

I hope you weren't trying to convince us to give Opera a try with that last post dbminter.

Yeah, but 59 hits for the alternative that Google suggests right at the top of the page "zero loss linking"

Are you sure that the player supports them ? I've had a look at the pdf manual and it seems to make no mention of DVD-R DL discs. It appears not to support DVD+R/+RW discs either. I've also found recently that bitsetting ability on the Pioneer's is dependant upon the firmware being used, e.g. the latest patched/hacked firmware for my Pioneer DVR-108 (1.20) doesn't have bitsetting ability, got to use the Piodata 1.18. I note that there are a few threads here that discuss the patched/hacked firmware for the DVR-110 models. Some do booksetting while others don't. I also gather just from scanning over some of the posts that the official firmware doesn't do bitsetting.