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time consuming to transfer the files over then take the disc out then put a blank in. I forgot to mention there's several movies per disc these were taken over a time period of 2 or 3 years. Thanks guys for all the suggestions i'll look into DVD fab for sure. I've heard a few people mention that...

or watch the dvd as a slideshow and use print screen and crop it down in photoshop and voila you have the photos with nothing else. Thats tedious tho depending on how many pictures are there.

Hey guys...alright i have about roughly 10 - 20 old home movies on dvd that i have recorded over the years. My family lives quite a ways from me and they all want copies of these movies. So basically i need to make at least 3 copies of each of these to send out and as you can tell thats going to...

i somewhat agree with this....however their cases do look damn cool but definitely not worth $400 for a barebone kit. You're buying a name.

mother in law has a kodak easyshare C703. It's 7.1 MP and its actually a pretty decent compact.

i can speak with experience a good camera for an amateur is the Canon Powershot S3 IS...i just bought this camera about a month ago and i love it having used compacts all my life.

if its a laptop make sure the numlock key is off.

hey guys i've had this camera for about 3 weeks now and i think im ready for some accessories. What im looking into is a telephoto lens. My question is has anyone had any experience with this camera and any of the available telephoto converters? If so is there one you would recommend? I was...

what the heck i guess i'll attempt this one (also a tree :P) http://img118.imageshack.us/my.php?image=picture074fb2.jpg

sounds like microsoft when i call to activate windows . I have to punch in a 42 digit number only to hear the recording tell me it can't be recognized then the tech dude only needs the first 6 digits and then i have to listen to him in his best arabian accent read off 42 digits back to me 3 at...

reminds me of that dude from grandmas boy lol insert weird techno music

"no post processing" ..... and i think resizing should be allowed

americas army as well

yes card readers are excellent. I've had to resort to them several times because my computer just will not detect certain cameras

http://www.skpang.co.uk/ecu_reader.htm i believe that is what you're looking for.....how it works? i have no idea lol but that should help you on your way

im curious as to why you would want to hide them? unless you installed something less than friendly and your wife uses your computer a lot in which case i just may have to take a gander at that but thats theoretically speaking of course

where there's a will there's a way..you can always add components to retail computers just certain companies make that task a little more frustrating than others. as far as a HD and ram goes of course you can add that a graphics card will either use AGP...PCI...or PCI express find out what slot...

i would buy it but... i have to put a down payment on a house :(

americas army is a great free modern combat game

i played this game years and years ago on an old computer that was all pixelated looking it was a fun game i can imagine with improved graphics it will be even better