Ken Cox

Flat welcome to the forum not much help but as an fyi Nero,windvd and roxio stops at end of show dvdsanta loops i have not ran ulead for quite a long time but i did make a couple shows with ver 2 and i do not think it looped sorry ken

Jeff I thought that CONTAXMAN --ROGER WALTON offered his site for your tutorial http://www.bishopthorpe-camera-club.com/ [email protected] I think Bill is still having problems with the upload system - i ran some unsuccessful tests a couple days ago, and have not heard from today ken

well those that know me know what i would say:)))))))) ken

Dave that bling stuff is it edible ? ya know us colonists are kinda illiterate when it comes to understanding the Welsh "tongue" ken

i think there is P2E with loads of bling at the following sites ronniebootwest http://www.ronniewestdigital.co.uk/ and Barry http://www.beckhamdigital.co.uk/ as well as all the tutorials that are posted at the cottage http://www.beechbrook.com/pte/index.asp as well as at Roger Walton's http://www.bishopthorpe-camera-club.com/ as well as at Maureen's http://www.maureenalbright.com/index2.htm as well as at Ian's http://www.wantage.freeserve.co.uk/index.htm now if i have missed any RonWil will translate Bling for me ken

email me and i send you a zip of the urls that answer most ken

John open each of your shows individually make the avi for each one and import/get each avi to Nero Vision Express and burn you may exceed the capacity of the disk if the avi's total 1 gb -- nero will tell you -- if you are are running nero 6.6 or later nero will not "make Chapters" but each show will be represented by an icon if you have 6 shows and you start the show on show 4 it will play to the end [show 6] and then revert to the main menu if you start at show 1 it will play all shows but you can stop the show at any time with the dvd player remote control ken

Jim "what you hear" screenshot ken

Den see http://avicodec.duby.info/ http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsme...ecdownload.aspx http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?...b;en-us;q316992 http://www.wmplugins.com/ItemList.aspx?typeid=8 and den try this first and see if it will play -- generaly it will play most all http://www.videolan.org/

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DEN WHEN DID it work last what have you installed lately did you reboot did you run chkdisk if you have xp maybe try a system restore a reformat is defintely not in order ken

Wayne Fulton has updated his site http://www.scantips.com/ and there is a new video resolution test Video Screen Resolution Poll - Which settings do we use? See a NEW popularity survey of your video screen resolution settings also for any new people on the forum,Wayne describes video resolution here http://www.scantips.com/basics1c.html ken

well when i did my search for kirov time that is what the time was -- i then entered it into ms time zone and it runs all the time in my systray -- it will show 5 places got to keep track of our friends ken see http://www.worldtimeserver.com/current_time_in_RU-KIR.aspx

does the new file have sound yes? try audacity while playing the show and save it as a mp3 ken

well first off you will have to get a dvd rw blank disc and do not format the disk send it to the disk as you normally would ken

according to my ms time zone feature kirov time is 1:02:45 am dec 6 05 at sarnia time of 17:03:11 est ken

and i never had any fogged film either -- in those days 400 asa was as fast as you could buy in colour - tho' you could get some bw that was faster if you could handle salt and pepper grain -- i used to push process tri x to 1200 and the grain was quite pronounced but viewable but then we didn't have homeland security imagine the gall of those companies selling those products since the 70's at least and not be raked over the coals by consumer reports or the like :blink: :blink: ken

Jeff could you not post it to the cottage with the other tutorials for a start then maybe one of the camera clubs may acquire it and post a link for it ken

SEE http://www.marmots.org/ All about Marmots The Vancouver Island marmot is a uniquely Canadian species, found only on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. It differs from other marmot species in behaviour, genetics and ecology and is easily identified by their unique appearance. KEN

Brian see http://www.crucial.com/library/compactflash_cameras.asp In addition, flash memory cards are not affected by the new, high-security X-ray machines used in airports today. and when i used to travel i would put film in lead bags designed for the purpose made by SIMA corp. http://pcworld.pricegrabber.com/search_get...masterid=760528 http://www.audio-discounters.com/fsu.html but to cya in today's world it is safer to get them developed wherever you are at a quick lab and if you missed a couple shots get them before you leave ken

Dave lol = laughing out loud alot - is a typo - should be a lot if ou write me with your email addie i will send you a list of internet acronyms ken

Rick possibly this site will explain what is the problem http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LPCM my 2 NERO 6.6 systems are set at LPCM by default, tho i do not have the sound system in my house to support the feature think if you had a full front rear wooofers tweeters etc you would be able to take advantage of it a store bought movie has 4-5 sound settings available to cover all household sound systems ken

Dave fyi subscribers to the cottage new shows mailing list are informed of problems - if Bill has not lost his email ken

Gary i use it all the time because i have never mastered key stroke protocol as well as spell check:) and i always give the user control -i do not believe one should take control of someone elses system - but then my stuff is for personal use and not near the quality of most forum members -- many times i would love to stop a show to study the pictures being presented -- there are some pictures that need to be studied -- others are best not showing so move on and i aways make a dvd and the navbar is no longer shown nor a concern ken

Bill why not get irfanview c/w plugin's at http://www.irfanview.com/main_start_engl.htm and reduce you picture by % and keep the aspect ratio ken