JasonFriday13

Wow, here in NZ we changed to daylight savings about a month ago.

One of the first computers I got was a few years ago. It was a 80386 SX 40 Mhz processor with 8MB of RAM, an ISA IDE, floppy, and serial port card, and an aweful 256KB ISA 16 color graphics card. Oh yeah, it also had no CMOS battery . I also got it free from the high school. Every time the computer is left off for four or five hours, the charge from the capacitor bank runs out and the data in the CMOS is lost, so everytime I started it, I had to set the number of sectors, cylinders, and heads, and set all the other settings before finally booting windows 95, which was also pretty slow once running. Also, it used a 800MB harddrive that 'parked' (spun down) after every three or four minutes of no disk activity, which was a nightmare when I was partitioning it. Once the disk spun down, the changes I made to the harddrive where not written, so I had to restart it and speed the process of partitioning it so that it wrote the changes before it spun down. [edit] I also bought and broke a second hand cd writer with this machine - on the same day . [/edit] Thankfully, that computer was retired to the closet when I got my current machine. The harddisk is now used in my old Pentium II 450 Mhz MMX with 128 MB RAM and my old 64 MB GeForce 4 MX 440 . My current machine used to have Windows ME on it , and switched to XP sometime in the latter half of last year. When I upgraded, XP actually played my games faster than on Win ME . And now I have Windows 98 SE on a fat32 partition primarily for compatibility reasons (primarily for playing Gizmos & Gadgets - I know, how childish is that?). When I come into some money, I will build a new system with most of the latest hardware (will still stick with the same software though).

lol! Martin_H means the hidden/system attributes in ImgBurn. Also, the recursive subdirectories in ImgBurn should be ticked.

Thanks, that means a lot.

Just do the same thing in support as you did here. And you contradicted yourself saying that you can't post, but you just did post, which means you can post but can't post because you said so. So posting a post saying that you can't post means that you can post a post, but not posting a post saying you can't post means that not posting a post about not being able to post is totally pointless. Confused yet?

Totally! I have also made most of my work free (most of which are also open-source).

Maybe you could change these to commas instead of dots (fullstops)? [edit]Doh! And change the fullstops to commas on the percent? (posted too quickly)[/edit]

Thanks, these might come in handy.

I used to eat marmite and I do still like it, but I don't eat it anymore. Here is a link to the marmite we eat in NZ: Sanitarium Marmite. [edit]Fixed typo[/edit]

Thanks a lot dontasciime. Just what I wanted to know.

But you can also make one manually. Go to Tools -> Create DVD MDS file, and add your image to it.

Dude (and Dude-esses), read the title. Can you guys give me a list of known abbreviations used on these forums? Pretty please? With sugar and a cherry on top?

Oh, so I have. Damn refresh button .

No need to change. Don't have the internet at home. The IE6 that came with windows is enough. Haven't tried Firefox yet, but have seen it in action.

Happy Birthday from me as well. It will probably be for yesterday by the time I post .

Well, I'm not a newbie anymore (had over 50 posts) so I can't be last .

Well, I'm not a newbie anymore (had over 50 posts) so I can't be last .

I would love this feature as well. Maybe have a checkbox that is only enabled when the list contains just wav/mp3/ogg vorbis, and the label on the checkbox says 'Write audio files as Audio CD'. A major release version will probably be required (v3.0.0.0 or similar). Sorry, I am a bit excited about this feature (if it is ever implemented). [edit] Just saw a screenshot of burrrn, and it might be just what I am looking for.[/edit]

Whats with winRAR? Get 7-Zip, another sourceforge.net program with a high compression ratio (LZMA).

I hope you paid for him, otherwise it's called stealing .

Well, I did a backup last night, and I did have the patch installed, and I burned them just fine . So there is something else wrong.

Or H.264. Now I know what your on about. ffmpeg uses it, and I have MediaCoder, which uses ffmpeg.

3 years in prison just for saying 'hail victory'? Might have to go to germany and post the same words here on the forums (just to see if I go to jail).

I use CLI for my data backups, and I use an nsis script to do it .

I have just done a clean install of windows xp, installed sp2, and downloaded most of the updates (the ones I didn't download: .NET framwork 1.1 sp1, Office XP update). So I will see if the same patch is applied to my system and see if an image burns. I will get back tomorrow.