6.71 two hour DivX rips can be burned to one DVD-r media with NO
apparent loss of video or audio quality from the original (store
bought) DVD.

No loss on your 37" TV that you refuse to identify?

Bwahahahaha!

RB

On 22 Nov 2003 01:47:05 GMT,
(Bobsprit) wrote:

No loss on your 37" TV that you refuse to identify?

So big freaking deal I just checked and it is a 36".

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....oryId=cat03002

Now you can go back to your hobby of drowning kittens you pathetic net
stalker.

No loss on your 37" TV that you refuse to identify?

So big freaking deal I just checked and it is a 36".


Ladies and gents, I rest my case. I've dismantled another one for you!

RB

Now you can go back to your hobby of drowning kittens you pathetic net
stalker.

You got caught lying. That's why I asked you if you had a plasma screen which
could have been a Panasonic 37."
But you were to dumb and stayed on my hook all way to the frying pan!
I got more bad news for you! The set you linked to isn't High Def compatible.
Care to explain how you watching DVDs in PS mode with a standard TV???
Next time lie better and use a Sony WEGA!

Ohhh sooooo BUSTED!


RB

,That's why I asked you if you had a plasma screen which
could have been a Panasonic 37."

Or a Sharp LCD or a Sony plasma.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
Trains are a winter sport

,That's why I asked you if you had a plasma screen which
could have been a Panasonic 37."

Or a Sharp LCD or a Sony plasma.

But not likely to be a tube TV.

RB