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Hmmmm. Good guess there SVENGALI_UK! Regards

@Jersey Guy =)) =)) Regards

Not The Recruit is it? Regards

But once you have your source data, putting it on a DL disk makes no difference to the video quality. Plus it is more costly, and seems riskier since there is only one decent brand ouf DL disks out there (Verbatim). Go get a good single layer blank (Verbatim or Yuden) and burn your project Regards

Sorry chickenmonger, But at least for me, your colours are substiantially worse than those in the prog. The blue and green meld into each other and are far less distinguishable for us regular folks. Perhaps for guys like you, a letter system could be done (EX, VG, G, AV)? Regards

That would be having "Don't prompt volume label" unchecked in the Build mode settings LUK? Regards

I couldn't find it either - but I had already specified a label (via the DVD-TXT info). Maybe it is only there if the label is not present, but then I thought it took the folder name. Regards

Not sure, no. Perhaps LUK can answer that one. Regards

It's in write mode. Load an ISO. Right click on Label --> Change and click on the calendar icon underneath UDF. Regards

They wised up and banned me Regards

=)) Hope you got lotsa time scuzzy Regards

I like the chick who made $120 grand. Low income maybe but not low brainpower - that was reserved for the dickhead salesman. Regards

Here you go. Regards

http://www.stuffed.co.nz/index.php?option=...5&Itemid=29

And altercuno is doubly sure! Regards

La Butch? Kinda oxymoronic, ain't it? I do like COOL HORN I but best is A CHAFF GERM RIMS NUTS. It so describes Shaums - down to a tee (or a nut). Regards

2 versions in 2 days. Now, that's more like it!!! Regards

You wanna be rammed LFC? Regards

Add my thanks too LUK! Regards

Have a great birthday LUK (and LFC stop stealing my gif!!!) Regards

I've seen 7zip files compressed a whole lot better than RAR or ZIP. I guess it depends on the source material. Regards

She's dead? Oh, no! Regards

If you have a look at one of the graphs that ImgBurn puts out, all will become apparent. The drive starts off revolving at a certain rate (rps). Due to there being less data on the inside, the burn rate is less. The rps declines so the burn speed is constant. Then, when it hits a "low", the drive kicks up again to get to a new peak, declining to a low and then building up again etc. The following graph makes it very clear what is going on (green line): Regards

We aren't. Regards

@LFC Firey, of course. When the "blue" vids come thru, I'll email you, mate, don't worry. Regards