well of course. that even sounds like you. the 1991 part tipped me of... youngster. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Mimori
did you remove 69?
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well of course. that even sounds like you. the 1991 part tipped me of... youngster. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Mimori
did you remove 69?
It was already taken. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by screwed
What a lovely sunday it is today :)
FUCK SOMEONE GET HIM SOME BOOZE HIS CLEARLY NOT HUNG OVER.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stark
Yeah I really need to sort that out. I have money for booze, but I'm fighting with myself whether or not to get a game instead. The eternal struggle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jase
Get so drunk you sit infront of the TV thinking your playing a video game FTW?Quote:
Originally Posted by Stark
I can just get drunk while playing games that I already own :) Got a bottle of vodka in the kitchen that I haven't drunk yet, but I'll save that til my friend dave comes round again, he's a drinking buddy, always good to get drunk with and just listen to music and play video games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jase
or you know.. dont drink and just play games :P
Indeed I could. I got a cup of tea, and that will suffice for the moment :)Quote:
Originally Posted by screwed
By the by, does anyone know of any good free DVD burning software (i.e. making a menu) I downloaded a bunch of old Silent movies and want to put them onto DVD's for future viewing.
Last thing I used was ConvertXtoDVD. Full version does pretty well with mkv files and such, and doesn't leave a watermark. If I'm not mistaken, trial version is terrible, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stark
Ahh fair enough, I have a full legal copy of Nero, I think that does the thing I'm after.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colamisu
:( Stupid AVG, uninstalling it in favour of Avast and need to do a restart.
Found a DVD I made with ConvertXtoDVD. Menu looks good, lets you pick the font and how extensive you want it to be, etc. I don't really like the way they do the subtitles, though. They end up looking rough around the edges. There may also be a setting I can mess with for that, but I never got around to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stark
The main reason I used it over other programs, though, was that it actually accepted mkv input, multiple audio tracks, and multiple subtitle tracks.
Spoiler warning:
That is pretty handy for anime then :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Colamisu
Yar. Or anything where the country of origin doesn't speak your own language, really.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stark
I don't use it much lately, though. I usually either watch it on the computer or re-encode for iPod size (which I can plug into the TV, anyways).