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  1. Originally posted by djrlewis[..]

    I like the results it produces, Popmart looks very good, but I just need to set aside an entire weekend to one show. Which is kinda restrictive.
    I have other avenues to explore now which is good

    Anything from a crew member on the idea for a DVD sticky?


    There should be a DVD sticky. I just had a look at the Active Topics - active enough Dan?

  2. Originally posted by drewhiggins[..]

    There should be a DVD sticky. I just had a look at the Active Topics - active enough Dan?

    [image]


    It may be a little quiet at work today and I may have just a little too much time on my hands, yes........

    (PS love what you called the image! )
  3. Does anyone here know anything about Mac's, specifically iMovie? I'm generally clueless when it comes to this stuff, and I'm trying to put some .avi files of a U2 concert into iMovie so I can piece them together and burn to DVD, but it won't let me import the clips into the library. HELP!!!

    EDIT: Looks like I figured it out. Damn you, iMovie '08!!!!
  4. Originally posted by haytrainDoes anyone here know anything about Mac's, specifically iMovie? I'm generally clueless when it comes to this stuff, and I'm trying to put some .avi files of a U2 concert into iMovie so I can piece them together and burn to DVD, but it won't let me import the clips into the library. HELP!!!


    iMovie doesn't read .avi files.

    I don't use iMovie myself (have no DVD burner) but this codec should be able to convert to a suitable format format for iMovie.
    (They should play already in Quicktime? - have you tried this?)

    http://homepage.mac.com/major4/

    I think it needs to be in 'DV streams' - mpg or mov format for iMovie (click on Help and it should tell you).

    Quicktime Pro would also do it - but you have to pay for the upgrade.

    THIS site should be helpful too.

    There's always iSquint which will convert most things but won't help with the iMovie thing I think.

    Finally, THIS site is always useful.

    Edit:- Looks like you did it while I was writing that! Soem of the stuff is useful anyway....
  5. I ended up using MPEG Streamclip to convert to .mov files. Thanks for your help though! I'm sure I'll have more questions soon enough....
  6. And I'm back with another question:

    I'm trying to burn a DVD or a U2 show, and after unpacking the .rar files, I found that they came with not only .VOB files, but all of these:

    VIDEO_TS.BUP
    VIDEO_TS.IFO
    VIDEO_TS.VOB
    VTS_01_0.BUP
    VTS_01_0.IFO
    VTS_01_1.VOB


    My question is, if I'm burning these on Toast 8 as a video DVD, do I have to create a separate folder for any of them, or can I just tell it to burn them all onto the disc, and it will know what to do?
  7. Originally posted by haytrainAnd I'm back with another question:

    I'm trying to burn a DVD or a U2 show, and after unpacking the .rar files, I found that they came with not only .VOB files, but all of these:

    VIDEO_TS.BUP
    VIDEO_TS.IFO
    VIDEO_TS.VOB
    VTS_01_0.BUP
    VTS_01_0.IFO
    VTS_01_1.VOB


    My question is, if I'm burning these on Toast 8 as a video DVD, do I have to create a separate folder for any of them, or can I just tell it to burn them all onto the disc, and it will know what to do?


    just put them all in a VIDEO_TS folder andimport the folder using toast. Those other files are menus and stuff like that and should give you no problems
  8. Originally posted by germcevoy[..]

    just put them all in a VIDEO_TS folder andimport the folder using toast. Those other files are menus and stuff like that and should give you no problems


    I just PM'd you....
  10. Christ.

    Not sure that I can see how an exploding battery can break a dude's spine though
  11. Originally posted by djrlewisChrist.

    Not sure that I can see how an exploding battery can break a dude's spine though


    he's probaly fallen over or something as a rult. The thing melted to his chest? wtf
  12. I reckon he took a good kicking off someone/several people and the battery was a result of that, as were the spine and ribs.

    Still something that it glued itself to his chest though, as you say
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