Full Simpson episodes

Can some one please tell me where to download lots of Simpsons episodes, buy them on cheap CDs, or how to use my VCR and computer to make RM files.

"Homer Simpson" writes:

Funny, Dennis.

You should goto http://www.hell.com .

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On 9 Aug 2001, Bill McNeal wrote:

Oh man, hell.com is one wierd freaking website. It's nothing like you would expect it to be. It isn't about some wacko religious thing called "hell" It's just a wierd bunch of websites that have nothing to do with anything. You can sign up for their mailing list and they will send you updates and stuff. Although, I must reiterate it's wierd.

Scott Weaver wrote in message news:[email]...

episodes, buy

Ok that's very funny, you're killing me (my sarcasm detector blows up), but just me how to make Real Media encoded episodes so I can supply more episodes for the fans.

but

Download RealProducer, choose Record from Media Device, select Single-Rate (for web servers), Normal Motion Video and 256k cable modem/DSL. Click start. Click stop when the episode finishes.

(assuming you have a TV card or something to capture the video from).

Chris Jones wrote in message news:G6Wc7.24830$e%[email]...

Is any TV card OK? And how do you connect the VCR to the computer?

"Homer Simpson" wrote in message news:9l2q2a$g14$[email]...

up),

Single-Rate

If you use a PC... most (newer) video cards have video capture software built into the driver module. There is usually a serial interface connector or something on the back of the card (outside the computer case) with breakout cables for video in, and audio-L & audio-R (standard RCA connections). Capture your video this way; edit with Virtual Dub (do a "Google" search for "Virtual Dub" download). You can strip off the audio, and normalize/edit it with any audio editor--then match it back up to the video and encode it as a fresh .avi--resizing it within Virtual Dub, if necessary. Then, use Real Producer.

If you use a MAC & firewire video, you need a DV codec converter box like the Sony i.Link Digital AV interface that takes VCR video/audio, and outputs firewire video to the MAC. Then, edit with iMovie (which kinda sux, BTW) or Adobe Premiere, then resize to taste (output to Quicktime). From Quicktime video, you can encode Real Media.

Hope that helps.

you can just buy a TV card. and i think you will find the TV input hole on it. plug the VCR output cable into it. you can find everything in the manual.

"Homer Simpson" wrote in message news:9l2q2a$g14$[email]...

up),

Single-Rate