Sat, 2 Jun 2001 found Vicki Bennett writing:
>I am also interested in Simon's question since some colleagues and
>myself are also both making DVD/DVD roms in the next year. I just
>emailed him offlist because I didn't want to bore people - anyone
>else interested in this or was I write to make this discussion
>private?
well, it's off-topic but it's also defendable as being
related - it's about recycling culture at the most
technical, practical, hands-on level. i say keep it on the
list. i for one am very interested too. i'll probably be
making dvds within a year as well...
now to continue whining about my situation - yesterday i
even downloaded the Cleaner 5 updater and updated, and I
STILL can't convert those darn mpegs! when i drag an mpeg
into Cleaner, it tells me there's no video or audio.
I did manage to play the AVIs with the cool little DIVX:)
player. but you can only play them, you can't convert them
to anything. waaa....
smh
Steev Hise, Would-be World-Wide Web Wizard (WWWWW)
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