I can see the RIAA having a fit. Any other reasons? I wouldnt mind renting some cds.
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would you really listen to a cd and then send it back?Comment
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yes... it gets old... and if I need it again...........Originally posted by MaskedMan
would you really listen to a cd and then send it back?Comment
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a dvd movie is just as easy to copy as a cd?Comment
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takes too long at current burn ratesOriginally posted by 4Pics
a dvd movie is just as easy to copy as a cd?Comment
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Not yet,, too much data. Not everyone has burners, dvds are more expensive. Maybe in a couple years.Originally posted by 4Pics
a dvd movie is just as easy to copy as a cd?Comment
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for an average consumer? hell no!Originally posted by 4Pics
a dvd movie is just as easy to copy as a cd?;-)!;-)!;-)!;-)!;-)!;-)!;-)!;-)!;-)!;-)!;-)Comment
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A DVD takes too long to copy even for experts unless you are just making a standard DVD to DVD copy. They are safe for another couple of years. CD's on the other hand take only 20 minutes to copy.I've trusted my sites to them for over a decade...
Webair, bitches.Comment
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No it doesn't. : )Originally posted by herbal logic
takes too long at current burn rates
although it's nowhere where CD's are..
an encode/reauthor and an 8x burn is pretty quick. takes maybe 20 - 30 minutes total.. in which time you can acquire a 300dpi cover, a suitable label, print them, trim the printed cover, and insert it into a blank case. : )Comment
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its much more process intensive though.... you almost need a dedicated machine to do it.... which is fine, if you're boredOriginally posted by The Truth Hurts
No it doesn't. : )
although it's nowhere where CD's are..
an encode/reauthor and an 8x burn is pretty quick. takes maybe 20 - 30 minutes total.. in which time you can acquire a 300dpi cover, a suitable label, print them, trim the printed cover, and insert it into a blank case. : )
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Nah...Originally posted by herbal logic
its much more process intensive though.... you almost need a dedicated machine to do it.... which is fine, if you're bored
I run ICQ, 2 IE's, paint shop pro, illustrator cs, winzip, sure thing cd/dvd labler at the same time i'm ripping and burning..
never had a problem, never burned a coaster.Comment
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hmm... I use dvd x copy.... seems to load my machine down... on a 2.4ghz p4. what you use to burn? (may renew netflix membership)Originally posted by The Truth Hurts
Nah...
I run ICQ, 2 IE's, paint shop pro, illustrator cs, winzip, sure thing cd/dvd labler at the same time i'm ripping and burning..
never had a problem, never burned a coaster.Comment
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that's what kazaa is forComment
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DVD Shrink, pioneer A07 8x (with hacked firmware), prodisc 4x media on a p4 2.8 (1.5g) using a drive other than C: to handle the rips/temporary files.Originally posted by herbal logic
hmm... I use dvd x copy.... seems to load my machine down... on a 2.4ghz p4. what you use to burn? (may renew netflix membership)
If compression is too great (usually anything below 90% (though 80% you still get pretty flawless picture)) i strip menus, extras, and non english languages), and if that's doesn't help, i'll split a long movie over multiple discs with no compression.
at least til they come out with consumer dual layer discs.Comment
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thanks.... back to school I goOriginally posted by The Truth Hurts
DVD Shrink, pioneer A07 8x (with hacked firmware), prodisc 4x media on a p4 2.8 (1.5g) using a drive other than C: to handle the rips/temporary files.
If compression is too great (usually anything below 90% (though 80% you still get pretty flawless picture)) i strip menus, extras, and non english languages), and if that's doesn't help, i'll split a long movie over multiple discs with no compression.
at least til they come out with consumer dual layer discs.
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of course I don't condone any of the actions I described in this thread and you should always buy your DVD's from the store.Comment
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