Video Recording/Playback/Editing/Converting/etc.

bmwracer wrote:
Does that have subs?

He sent me the raws ages ago, but no subs were available for me to hardsub it.

Good question, lemme check.

Yup! Selectable English subs, along with others. It's a DVD copy and really clear picture.

Wynter wrote:Yup! Selectable English subs, along with others. It's a DVD copy and really clear picture.

So desu.

I think you just saved me the work of hardsubbing that drama. :hug:

bmwracer wrote:
So desu.

I think you just saved me the work of hardsubbing that drama. :hug:

Unless it's the Engrishy Malay subs. :grumble:

cori wrote:Unless it's the Engrishy Malay subs. :grumble:

Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, etc... Engrish is Engrish, no matter where it's from. :bleh:

^ True dat. :grumble:

And I just checked the sale @ Office Max. $34.99 for a 100 pack of Verbatim 16x DVDs. Should I go for it or not?

cori wrote:^ True dat. :grumble:

And I just checked the sale @ Office Max. $34.99 for a 100 pack of Verbatim 16x DVDs. Should I go for it or not?

Krim didn't think much about the 16X Verbatims... See previous page, top.

psst.

http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.4271.180.htm


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Anyone know how to record .asx streaming videos? I want to grab some Yahoo Japan entertainment videos and tried GetASFStream and VLC with no luck. I don't know if it could be a firewall thing.

I can view the videos using WMP, but can't save it. :puppydog:

dochira wrote:Anyone know how to record .asx streaming videos? I want to grab some Yahoo Japan entertainment videos and tried GetASFStream and VLC with no luck. I don't know if it could be a firewall thing.

I can view the videos using WMP, but can't save it. :puppydog:

Use SDP: http://sdp.ppona.com/

Kitakaze (where is he, BTW?) told me about it... Works great. :thumbsup:

bmwracer wrote:
Use SDP: http://sdp.ppona.com/

Kitakaze (where is he, BTW?) told me about it... Works great. :thumbsup:

Didn't work for me. Maybe it's a firewall/proxy thing.

dochira wrote:Didn't work for me. Maybe it's a firewall/proxy thing.

Probably... It should work OK at home. :)

bmwracer wrote:
Probably... It should work OK at home. :)

I'll try it later. :fingerscrossed:

dochira wrote:I'll try it later. :fingerscrossed:

Go home now... They can't fire you. :beaten:

Well, they can, but..... :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
Go home now... They can't fire you. :beaten:

Well, they can, but..... :hehe:

:lol: That's true....

dochira wrote:
I'll try it later. :fingerscrossed:

Looks like it worked. :bow: Domo Arigato Mr Roboto. :victory:

dochira wrote:Looks like it worked. :bow: Domo Arigato Mr Roboto. :victory:

Great. :thumbsup:

Download away...! :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
Great. :thumbsup:

Download away...! :victory:

Sure did. Thanks.

When authoring dramas to DVD, is it possible to put hardsubs and softsubs on one disc? Or do I have to somehow convert soft to hard?

And I just had to complain--I just found out that one of the dramas I authored to DVD was defective when I tried copying from a DVD-RW to regular DVD. And stupid idiot me deleted the converted file from my harddrive. Talk about 3 hours wasted! And 3 more hours to convert it again. :banghead:

cori wrote:When authoring dramas to DVD, is it possible to put hardsubs and softsubs on one disc? Or do I have to somehow convert soft to hard?

I suppose you could do it, but I've never tried... That's another level of complexity... :sweat:

It's best to hardsub all of 'em. :)

And I just had to complain--I just found out that one of the dramas I authored to DVD was defective when I tried copying from a DVD-RW to regular DVD. And stupid idiot me deleted the converted file from my harddrive. Talk about 3 hours wasted! And 3 more hours to convert it again. :banghead:

Ah, another lesson learned: I always keep the original until the burned copy has been verified.... Completely. :)