Big-O Software

/me claps... Couldn't have worded it better ashtray. Brilliant job indeed. Jolly good show old chap... time for sleep I am seeing things.

... where am I ...

Yes you can change the background color. I have to refind the hex coordinates... but I'll post them later when I get a chance. I have to get to work right now...

... ouch

My sig is a quote from him... But I'm changing it. He is getting annoying.

or 100% bored

Yes I have recieved that error about 5 times so far. It doesn't seem to have any pattern to it though. It doesn't happen to me after a certain time, etc. It does always happen when I am talking to someone though... which is annoying becuase I have to restart aim. Oh well, it hasn't happend in a whil...

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You mentioned cable... we do have sattelite, but I don't watch tv at all.

Make sure both computers are logged into the same workgroup. If that still doesn't work (after logging back out and back in) manually add the 2K computer from the XP machine into the workgroup. Assign it an IP and then use that IP from the 2K machine. It's a pain in the butt I've done it a dozen tim...

If you have problems burning cds I would suggest investing in some quality hardware. If sony isn't quality hardware, then I guess i'm out of luck. The CDR/Ws have more to do with things than the burner (which I'm assuming you are talking about). But the most important factor is knowing what the hec...

http://www.cdrfaq.org/faq03.html#S3-31 well... i know that at least for video..... it matters. ...some informal testing with the venerable Yamaha CDR-100 determined that it worked best at 4x speed with media certified for 4x writes. 1x worked almost as well, but 2x would occasionally produce discs ...

you're wrong. the faster it writes, the less time the laser spends on each bit on the CD. the less time the laser spends on each bit on the CD, the less solid each bit is written. you can tell because CDs burned at fast speeds have a much lighter, less noticible ring of data. this makes it hard for...

well also if you burn at a slower speed you get better quality...like if you have a home entertainment system it sounds better than a faster speed but thats about it Completely incorrect. Unless your burner is absolute shit and corrupts the transfer stream when burning at faster speeds... But quali...

That's easy enough considering it is from my favorite Simpsons episode :) The title of it is "Das Bus" it is the episode that is a parody of lord of the flies, when the kids get stranded on an island while on a model un field trip. Homer starts his own internet company habuglobalhypermegam...

Plasma2002b wrote:If you try to burn a VCD at 24x or whatever, chances are that most dvd plaayers wont even be able to read it then.

The speed at which media is burned has nothing to do with it's compatibility or readability by other hardware, at all.