headlights on all day

Brent P wrote:
> In article >, Arif Khokar wrote:

>> I'd just get a dvd-rw drive and rip the contents and burn a dvd-rw dual
>> layer disc. Not only will the region lock no longer be a problem, but
>> the original disc can be stored in a safe place and remain
>> scratch/pot-mark free.

> Another thing is, DVD burning wasn't around like it is now when mine was
> made, thusly it doesn't like burned DVDs...

I guess it really depends on the disc brand. I watch DVDs on my
computer mostly, so I don't have that problem. I suppose a video card
like an ATI all-in-wonder model with component output will allow you to
use your computer as a dvd player (but I'm not sure about how well the
unix drivers work).

On Mon, 16 Oct 2006 13:15:28 -0400, "Richard" >
wrote:

>So the members of this group are in general agreement that if the UN was
>given the job of resolving differences between SAE and EU code lighting
>standards they would hand that job over to North Korea. Or did I miss
>something?
>
>Richard.
>

Good summation of the "discussion" to date.

Isn't this a.a.b? I know some clown cross-posted it, but come on!

In article >,
Arif Khokar > wrote:
>
>I'd just get a dvd-rw drive and rip the contents and burn a dvd-rw dual
>layer disc. Not only will the region lock no longer be a problem, but
>the original disc can be stored in a safe place and remain
>scratch/pot-mark free.

What the hell kind of pot leaves marks on DVDs ?


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In article .com>,
Daniel J. Stern > wrote:
> Philips aren't impressed with all the greedy crapola added onto the
> standard they invented, as it seems.

Pioneer started the development of the DVD before Philips and Sony joined
in. It was a consortium which agreed the final standard.

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Richard Sexton wrote:
> In article >,
> Arif Khokar > wrote:

>> Not only will the region lock no longer be a problem, but
>> the original disc can be stored in a safe place and remain
>> scratch/pot-mark free.

> What the hell kind of pot leaves marks on DVDs ?

The dust particle kind.

Arif Khokar wrote:

> I'd just get a dvd-rw drive and rip the contents and burn a dvd-rw dual
> layer disc. Not only will the region lock no longer be a problem, but
> the original disc can be stored in a safe place and remain
> scratch/pot-mark free.

If you're getting pot-marks on your DVDs, you're smoking way too much
pot.

On Mon, 16 Oct 2006 20:50:35 -0500,
(Brent P) wrote:

>In article >, Arif Khokar wrote:
>> Brent P wrote:
>>
>> [dvd players]
>>
>>> I plan on researching which ones are the easiest to unlock when I should
>>> ever buy one. The one I have was a gift and requires a service DVD from
>>> austraila to unlock the region. Of course I've heard walmart cheapies
>>> aren't region locked.
>>
>> I'd just get a dvd-rw drive and rip the contents and burn a dvd-rw dual
>> layer disc. Not only will the region lock no longer be a problem, but
>> the original disc can be stored in a safe place and remain
>> scratch/pot-mark free.
>
>Another thing is, DVD burning wasn't around like it is now when mine was
>made, thusly it doesn't like burned DVDs...

Not necessarily. There is a web site that will tell you what it can
play.

http://www.videohelp.com/dvdplayers

Just type in your player model (s7000) and select the right one.
There are three of this example. Selecting Sony comes up with

http://www.videohelp.com/dvdplayers....ch&#commen ts

where you can see that it accepts CDR, DVD-RW, bit DVD+r, and VCD.
Except that I don't understand the "bit" part, this seems to be
correct for this player.

I love how this topic bout headlamps has gone all over to nucular arms
to who invented dvds HAHA


BTW .. JVC invented VHS

"Kriznaft" > wrote in message
ups.com...
>I love how this topic bout headlamps has gone all over to nucular arms
> to who invented dvds HAHA
>
>
> BTW .. JVC invented VHS

Oh, yeah? Well SONY invented Beta. Oops, forget about that.

Well, Phillips invented Compact Discs! And also Milk of Magnesia!

Now, on to the pharmaceutical thread !

Enjoy the excursion. You don't have to be on the vehicle (BMW or otherwise,
with or without lights), though...

DAS

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"Toby" > wrote in message
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>
> Good summation of the "discussion" to date.
>
> Isn't this a.a.b? I know some clown cross-posted it, but come on!