I use the Pinnacle Deluxe. It's an AV/DV bridge that captures and displays both composite and S-Video. Works beautifully and I'd recommend it to anyone.
Okay, I am big time confused. Where does this even come into play with Ted's question? :confused:
Why bother? The problem is definitely in the PC itself! (:D Sorry. I had to.) If you have an electrician's store in your area, there should be devices out there to determine if an outlet is grounded or not. I doubt these will be cheap, but I would hope that your church would pay for it...
If both of the drives are on the same IDE controller and the BIOS does not detect them, it is possible that the controller has partilly died. If the drives are not there, Windows should not show them at all in either Control Panel or Windows Explorer. So, the fact that Windows is detecting the...
I'm not sure how you define "rather old", but you might be out of luck. Many "old" buildings (even as young as 30 years old) did not incorporate three-wire electrical connections. The hot and neutral are present for you to get the electricty, but the ground wire is not present. So, it is very...
Also, if the problem is indeed a mono-to-stereo issue like I describe in my second post, Radio Shack does sell mono-to-stereo adapters to prevent the grounding from directly connecting to the "middle" audio section of the plug.
No. This is purely a case of electromagnetic principles. You are using electrical equipment that is likely not grounded yet a ground needs to be available. I have run into this numerous times before. For example, I can have a device plugged into an outlet with no grounding abilities and I'll get...
Oh, well. I've never had a problem with them. I've made over 100 transactions, both sending and receiving, and can't say that I've ever experienced a problem. Am I in the minority on this?
Then you get different hard drives across the Pond than I do. ;) I'm running some systems with hard drives that are four or five years old and the only thing that can be heard is the fan, which is not all that loud at all.
I can only go on my own personal experience obviously, but about six months ago my BP was about 138/91 which is borderline not good. I read in a lot of medical books and magazines about how lecithin (found naturally in soybeans) can reduce blood pressure and cholestrol. I changed nothing in my...
It's the new MyDoom virus that's going around. All e-mails that are supposedly from you are forged. These f**king a-holes who write these things really should be enough to justify socially acceptable homicide. Now if only we could get the f**king morons of the world to stop opening...
Okay, what am I missing here? Guys, please, lay off the expensive stuff, all right? Just because you use it and know HOW to use it doesn't mean that it's automatically perfect for Travis. I think that many of us lose sight of the fact that expensive does NOT always equal "more suitable to the...
Your DVD writer will come with the software necessary to do this as long as you buy a retail (not OEM) package. Pinnacle Studio 8 is very good for what you want to do. Ulead and Sonic have some good products out there to do it as well.
MBR is the Master Boot Record. It holds information regarding how to boot the operating system from that drive. It should not have any impact if the drive if not used for being a boot drive. I am much more concerned about the 128 MB detection. Definitely check for an Auto setting in the...
I'll try to ask the question that was asked in the appropriately deleted statement -- but without the totally unnecessary, political rhetoric that the original poster used.
But since when is that an issue that deserves intervention by the U.S. Justice Department? The idea of usurping one...
Don't forget "Tom and Jerry". Those two were continually beating the tar out of each other. My God, I have a sudden urge to slam my cat's face with an iron! It's MGM's fault! :D
Nuh-uh! Blame Nick! It was his thread that prompted me to post it! He owes you a keyboard -- and I think that it should be one of those translucent, membrane-style keyboards that glow brilliantly in the dark. A wireless mouse would work, too. Hey, if Nick's buying... :D
Ulead DVD Workshop has an option to not re-encode compatible files as long as all of your DVD settings are identical to your MPEG file. Even the wrong audio bit rate will cause it to re-encode, but I've never had a sync problems because of it. I've never had sync problems with Sonic DVDit...