From: "*****Greg Unit 21*****" Subject: Re: F - 19 days Date: Thursday, November 22, 2001 06:21
"David Gray" a �crit
Ok, thanx for having precised. Well, It sucks but you can still download the episodes on the net. That's not as cool as on TV but that's still a good way for the unlucky people like you and me
I watch TV on TV. No exceptions.
On Thu, 22 Nov 2001 19:23:54 GMT, "Michael Zaite" wrote:
I have attempted to watch TV on a telephone and a microwave, so far with only limited success. However, my microwave does rotate the food while it cooks, which is more interesting than most sit coms.
You can download episodes, then copy them to video tape using either a video card with TV output, or an external SVGA > TV converter. Like most problems, this on can be solved by investing in more computer related hardware.
--Larry
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"Larry" wrote in message news:[email]...
No sorry If FOX can't air it I can't be bothered.
"Larry" schrieb
Download aniVCD release, burn it on CD, put it into DVD player, watch it on TV. But your idea also sounds good. ;)
On Sun, 25 Nov 2001 13:34:15 +0100, "Michael Herzog" wrote:
Many DVD players won't play VCDs on CDR. Even if they will play audio CDR and commercials VCDs. You have to check to make sure. My friend's deck lists CDRW and VCD on the box, but won't play the VCDs I made for him.
If you can play them, it is a much easier way to go.
--Larry
"Larry" schrieb
Here is a list: http://www.vcdhelp.com/dvdlist/dvdplayers.html
Some players only function with RWs oder certain colored CD-Rs and some not at all. Some players don't like VCDs made with Nero (<5.5.5.1), because they are a little off the standard. VCDImagerEasy (http://www.dvd-wizards.com/vcdhelp/VCDEasy_v1.0.4.zip) or any other software based on the GNU VCDImager (http://www.vcdimager.org) will be more compatible.