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I don't believe you one bit. As Praetor stated, we know the guy who coded Shrink and it CAN'T defeat the new protections being used on the titles we listed so you may want to come visit us sometime in what's called the real world - it's a neat place where we all work with these really cool...

If you're referring to Bourne Supremecy, Resident Evil 2 or Ray using only DVD Shrink then you're full of crap.

WTF are you talking about?

How in the hell is sticking a keyboard in the dishwasher relevant to anything?

It's actually a Pentium M made for lappies so there's no slug on it. They used it in an article for making a silent PC. :)

I agree - it's better to get an imaginary processor like the 3600+. That way you can dream up killer benchmarks while you're at it.

What software did you use? What make/model burner are you using? Firmware version? What specific brand/type media have you used? Are you copying an original or making a copy of a copy?

Your drive should be fine using the drivers that come with Windows. What specific problems are you having? Are you confusing drivers with firmware?

I've two Acers - a 17" and 19" that I'm very happy with. They both give a good picture and have a 16ms response time so no ghosting during gaming. They're both on the lower end of the price spectrum but I was pleasantly surprised with both of them :)

PlayStation 2

Lol! That was my next question :)

If the drive worked fine for a month I doubt the drive is bad. What make/model burner? Are you running the latest firmware? Is your drive set to Master on it's respective IDE? Do you have any packet writing apps such as InCD installed? Have you disabled Windows IMAPI burning...

Read the ingredients, it's actually Spam. You've tasted it haven't you?

Agreed, LG is a make to steer clear of. Optorite is another one to avoid. The Pioneer 108 is about as good as it gets for DL burners :)

Don't forget that DL media is expensive ;) Plus there're no DL rewritables so mistakes will be costly.

PC Power & Cooling is about as good as it gets :)

You're absolutely correct Praetor :)

TMPGEnc DVD Author is another good authoring app :)

:rolleyes:

Hi, You'll want to run the clips through TMPGEnc to convert them to NTSC. When it's finished you'll end up with two files, an MP2 and a WAV. Next you need to run them through TMPGEnc DVD Author to add a menu and process them into VOB, IFO, BUP files. Once this is done all the files should...