Scribbler de Stebbing
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Okay, clarify for a geek-wannabe. I can download this file and burn it to a DVD-R and it will play in a DVD player, right? :blonde smiley:
Ron Paul DVD - 7-6-2007 Hot off the press - The DVD to WIN the straw poll!!
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Yes I'm fairly certain it will play in most dvd players, don't have it yet to verify. A lot of people are at about 90% once we have the file download speeds will skyrocket.
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94%!!!!!!!!! Will start seeding and dedicate ALL my uploading bandwidth to the cause!
You CANNOT burn it like a regular dvd or cd. You need ISO (Image file, which is just a picture of the original dvd) mounting software. Visit the wiki iso page I linked to on the previous page and download a mounting software. Once you install the freeware it is very simple and straightforward. And you will be able to play it in any dvd player or computer.
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LastoftheMohicans
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About 94%. What do I do when it's done to help speed up other's downloads. I don't plan on making a DVD because it's Iowa specific.
Just leave you computer and internet connection on, the program does everything for you.
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yeh, you can play DVDs on your computer via ISO. not sure which programs do it and which ones do not.
Yes, download the free vlc player and it allows you to run the iso file directly as a dvd.
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
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It's almost like the politicians who say, "Give me your money and your freedom, and I'll take care of you"
Scribbler de Stebbing
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Okay. I'm going to try ISO Recorder. Thx. I have an external DVD burner that I hope will work.
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Scratch that. ISO Recorder only supports DVD on Vista. Going to try InfraRecorder. Most of the others listed are only for creating images.
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Haha, this is the first time my share ratio is in the green. 6GB uploaded of the Ron Paul DVD so far. The speed should increase tenfold once everyone catches up.
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The speed test said 4900 kb/s downlaod and 360 kb/s upload. I figured the 2Megabit connection at 186 kb/s would be conservative and attainable for the uTorrent setting.
It doesn't seem too unreasonably slow. I guess I joined ten minutes ago and have about 7% of the file.
It doesn't seem too unreasonably slow. I guess I joined ten minutes ago and have about 7% of the file.
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Mine's taking a little longer at 120 - 150 kB/s. First time I've done anything with torrent or even imaging. I think I'm figuring it out with y'all's help.
It's speeding up as it goes along, it appears.
It's speeding up as it goes along, it appears.
Nice collection of videos, if you are using vlc player and the video looks weird make sure under video settings that deinterlace is set to blend.
Would of liked to see a menu system but not a big deal since the primary goal is to get his word out. Thanks
I'll continue to seed.
Would of liked to see a menu system but not a big deal since the primary goal is to get his word out. Thanks
I'll continue to seed.
If you are running Windows, the Best image burner is ImgBurn. Plus, it's free!
The main site appears to be down, so here's a mirror:
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/cdr_software/cdr_tools/imgburn.cfm
more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ImgBurn
The main site appears to be down, so here's a mirror:
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/cdr_software/cdr_tools/imgburn.cfm
more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ImgBurn
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