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- LZMF1 - 08-30-2002
blah.....blah....blahblahblah.....blah!
i enoy the fact that you hold yourself in such high regards.
- Hey Ladi - 08-30-2002
"what the Hell is a gigawatt!!"
- LZMF1 - 08-30-2002
1.21 gigawatts!!!!!
<span style='font-size:57pt;line-height:100%'>AAAAAHHHHH!!!!!</span>
- flynn - 09-02-2002
figured I would put my 2 cents in.
dvd as a storage format does not mean that it is using the same codec as a dvd you would buy at a store. Those discs floating around the city are in mpeg-1 (vcd format) that use the dvd media instead of cd. It appears you are confusing media with codec. Hell I could put mpeg-2 movie (dvd codec) on a regular cd if I wanted to (as long as it was under 20 minutes of vide that is). And as far as making the video better.....ahhh no. I will give you an old video saying "dirty in-dirty out" the most you could hope for is blurring the Hell out of the video to hide compression artifacts.
Hey AM, just for the record you can get a pioneer dvr-104 oem for about $250 <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.esbuy.com/piondvbardri.html">http://www.esbuy.com/piondvbardri.html</a><!-- m --> This is the most compatible dvd burner on the planet. Its the same one that comes with new macs. IMO worth every penny.
You can also get dvd-r 4.7 general media for about $1.10. not to shabby for a 100% perfect copy of your favorite dvd's. (though you will have to rip just the movie in most cases to fit on a single layer dvd-r) I recomend ifoEdit for stripping the VOB streams of your dvd's. (i love talking in these cool bracket things)
-Flynn
Edited By flynn on Sep. 02 2002 at 5:11
- AdolescentMasturbator - 09-02-2002
The dvr-104 is without a doubt the best burner now but I'd rather wait especially since Pioneer is coming out with a 4x burner soon and I don't really have a need for a dvd burner at the moment. But even if I had the money I'd wait till the next generation so I could burn at 4x.
- flynn - 09-02-2002
yeah I understand waiting.....but as of right now even 2x media is about 30% more than 1x . So I can only imagine how much 4x will be......also I wont even use 2x now becouse I heard that the compatibilty level may drop on set top boxes. Either way its always good to wait for the best price....but where is the fun in that? hehe
Edited By flynn on Sep. 02 2002 at 5:21