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Hmmm... so it isn't... Good job I saved the trailer earlier then I'll upload it to mytempdir, and post the link later (it's a 17 MB mov file so I'd better not try and attach it )

Just came across a web page for the Dalek porn movie. It's got a trailer too... http://www.fantomkiler.com/fk-html/dalekweb/page1.html

Another very small but useful thing in Opera is "Paste & Go" on the context menu. Very useful for pasting addresses into the address bar, or words/phrases in the google seach box, without having to hit enter or click Go. Apparently Firefox can do it as well. But you have to install an another extension...

It's on the Window menu under Closed ► But these delays in the clicks getting through doesn't sound healthy. Does this happen all the time, or when windoze is running a lot of programs? Have you tried tweaking Opera's memory cache settings...?

I've never experienced db's problems, and there are a couple of things I don't like about Opera, but it's the one I use the most. I use it for all my email now, I use its built-in IRC client, and I've even tried its new built-in bittorrent client. I like the new Firefox, but I still prefer Opera. There are lots of little things I miss. Like for example, in Opera if I accidentally close a tab, I can unclose it with one click. A tiny thing, but really convenient at times. There are lots of these mini features in Opera that other browsers don't have.

Have you tried selecting "All files" from the file type dropdown? Will ImgBurn then open the .di file?

An undiscovered classic of the genre if ever there was one. And undiscovered is how it should have remained...

No. Some bastard outbid me at the last minute!!!

Try setting the booktype of the blank +RDL to DVD-ROM before burning.

Good to see db is still persevering with my favourite browser, Opera

The Terry Nation Estate tend not to see the funny side of things like this. A while ago, Channel 4 here showed a sketch show featuring "The Gay Daleks", where Daleks hang around public toilets talking camply. Maybe another reason why the US networks didn't buy it...?

According to digitalfaq, TTH02s are apparently "legal" fakes made by Mitsui, with permission by TDK to use the code. However the media is quite poor, not true TDK media.

Before I got myself a DVD burner I burned a few VCDs (and SVCDs and XVCDs). They were all pretty hit-and-miss, and it was quite a frustrating experience. DVDs are much easier to deal with, and MPEG2 is much better quality than MPEG1 (which VCDs use). It's not long now till xmas, so start reading up on DVD authoring/burning and you'll be all set for your very first burn on xmas day

No problem, mate. I'm doing a DVD for myself, and for a fellow beta tester who looks like Bubbles DeVere...

But she doesn't realise... LOL If you'd like some DVDs of any of the series (1, 2 or 3) let me know. What with you having paid your BBC licence fee for many years, I think it would be okay...

Here's a little taste of the new series of Little Britain. One of the new characters, Mrs Emery... http://www.mytempdir.com/269536 XviD/DivX avi - 6MB

9PM GMT apparently.

Considering it's the third series, and lots of the characters have been around since the start, it's still pretty good. Yes, it was the new Doctor, David Tennent. Both he and Billie seemed happy and bubbly and said they were enjoying filming in Cardiff.

It was primed, and ready, and went off as expected. (I was out - went to see Rose and Doctor Who switch on the christmas lights...)

I don't know. But I'll have fun finding out...

Those diet pills you got off the internet are amazing. I know I doubted them at first, but can you send me the URL again...?

If all this DRM shite gets out of hand, instead of watching DVDs, etc. I'm just gonna have more sex, take more drugs, and drink more...

A patent may allow Sony to ensure that no game would be playable from any console other than the one in which it was first read. http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=27568

No problem. Welcome to the forums

Only +R media supports booktype setting (changing to DVD-ROM). It's not possible with -R media.