hey, australien, can u not be so nasty? some of us are here to be entertained. ur
negativity does not do u credit. do u sit and strain there for a while til u
can come up with a witty put down? well, well done!! **claps**
[#81429]
Written by: austrALIEN [26/02/2008, 01:39]
Quote by australien
vlc can remove the oos when watching, but it's not helpful
when you want to archive them on dvd.
Quote by pookabot
why on earth would you waste time transferring these to a
normal video dvd? just use tv-out, or get a dvd player that will play xvid/divx
files. it's way more efficient to get 12 episodes on a dvd than just 4. you can
put an entire season of 24 on two discs.
where exactly did i say i was making a video dvd? i said "it's not helpful when
you want to archive them on dvd." archive - meaning 'to back-up'.
congratulations! 2 discs x 12 episodes = 24! at least you know your math...
next time at least read before you post.
[#81439]
Written by: maccool111 [26/02/2008, 02:43]
could not detect any oos when i used wmp.
[#81443]
Written by: frantik [26/02/2008, 02:58]
the oos doesn't occur until after the last commercial break and even then there
is very little dialog during the final act so it's hard to notice and/or easily
corrected in a proper media player
not worth downloading the proper if you've already downloaded this one, unless
you're planning on archiving..
