Just hit the 'Edit' button if you want to scrub something—as for deleting your entire profile, that's a no-go. Also, just a heads-up for next time, we actually have a dedicated sub-forum over on Reddit specifically for questions like this.
They’re most likely just standard zip or rar files rather than actual avi videos... try clicking on the first one, right-click, and hit "extract here."
It really depends on what you're actually writing... if you're dumping a ton of tiny little files onto it, the speed is going to tank—that’s just how things work with any drive, honestly. Plus, speeds tend to drop off as the capacity increases; generally speaking, smaller sticks offer better r/w speeds than the massive ones.
That’s exactly my point—it’s just way easier to whip up an image and call it a day. Then you don't have to deal with the headache of worrying about file formats, specific content layouts, navigation menus, or any of that other technical nonsense.
Hm... I honestly have no clue what software they used for this authoring... if you’re looking to make a carbon copy, the easiest way is just using Nora's 'copy disc' feature. You basically tell it to dump the whole DVD onto your hard drive as an .nrg image file—super straightforward—and then you just pop in a blank disc, hit 'burn image,' and boom, you've burned that .nrg file onto the empty DVD. There’s no need to mess around picking formats or settings; everything is already set up for you.
So, look—when you pull up that DVD in Windows Explorer, you’re seeing two specific folders sitting there, right? AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS? Or am I missing something else entirely on the disc?
feraltrucker5 said:Do you guys use any kind of ear protection at concerts? 🤷
I’ve messed around with those foam earplugs you grab at a CVS—the kind factory workers probably use—and even just plain old cotton balls, but honestly? Total garbage. 🤷 They don't dampen the volume evenly; they basically just murder the high frequencies. You end up losing all the crisp vocals or guitar solos, making it sound like you're listening to the band through a thick wall of water. It’s completely unacceptable. 😵
What’s your move? Earplugs, risking permanent hearing damage, or just staying way back from the front row? 🤔
I used these before and they were killer... just do a little digging for some online shops within the EU so you aren't paying for shipping from the US—otherwise, the delivery might actually cost more than the plugs themselves. 🙂
What's the actual file format for those wedding videos? And just a heads-up—try not to double-post the same question across multiple threads next time.
I mean, I assume you’re actually seeing *something* on the screen? Otherwise—how on earth do you even know you need to go hunting for drivers in the first place?
nimblesurfer77 said:I honestly don't get how they think they can track down clones using an IP address—most people don't even pay for a static one. Your IP cycles every 24 hours if your computer stays on, and if it isn't, it resets every single time you reboot the modem. I don't see the point. By the way—could one of the admins actually step up and deal with the classified section? It’s been total chaos for the last few days, and none of the mods seem to be doing a damn thing about it.
You could try flashing the coffee maker—I've got the updater link right here for you: http://wwwbsc.pioneer.co.jp/cgi-bin/...1D_FW129EU.EXE
Since it’s an IDE-based machine—don't ask me why they'd use that architecture for a brewer, but here we are—I’d suggest booting your PC into Safe Mode before you run the updater... honestly, don't sweat it too much; there isn't much you can actually break here—at worst, things just need a little tweaking to get back on track...
That power calibration error is usually down to crappy media quality or maybe just an issue with the burner's write speed... regarding the media itself, honestly, your drive might just be picky and refusing to "swallow" that specific brand—you'll probably have to try something else. You aren't having any trouble burning other stuff like CDs or DVDs, right?