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October 16th, 2006, 01:52 AM
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| I'm not Moe  Joined: Dec 1st, 2004 Last Online: Yesterday Location: University of Michigan Age: 19 Posts: 7,774
Car: 1996 Grand Am SE sedan, and dad's 2006 S60 2.5T Rep Power: 43    |  How do you copy a DVD onto your Computer? I am borrowing the movie "Goldfinger" from a friend of mine on DVD. I need to get select scenes from the movie for a project that i am doing for film class. So, first, what i need to do is figure out how the hell to copy the DVD into one video file (mpg or avi would be preferable i guess). Then when (if) i get it onto my computer, i need to find a way to cut out select scenes to add into a powerpoint presentation. i quickly browsed through the vast interweb and found a few free trials of no-name free-ware type programs, some of these probably work well but i have no point of reference to go off of. i should've started this project 2 weeks ago when we got it, but i decided to put it off until the last week. so now ive got until friday to finish it. so any help is appreciated greatly.
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October 16th, 2006, 02:12 AM
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| Lazy Head Dude  Joined: Sep 21st, 2003 Last Online: Yesterday Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 21,086
Car: Dodge Viper (I wish!) Rep Power: 237  |
__________________ Fight back against the evil Quiky by +1'ing this post! There is no replacement for displacement. - Wolfgang Bernhard, Chief Operating Officer, Chrysler Group talking about the Dodge Viper SRT-10 ... I ask Herb Helbig, vehicle synthesis manager for SRT and a member of the original Team Viper development group since day one, if they'd ever thought of adding traction control. "It comes with two," he says, pointing at my feet. "Learn to use them." Got it. - Motor Trend on the 2006 Dodge Viper Coupe, November 2005 |
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October 16th, 2006, 08:42 PM
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| I'm not Moe Joined: Dec 1st, 2004 Last Online: Yesterday Location: University of Michigan Age: 19 Posts: 7,774
Car: 1996 Grand Am SE sedan, and dad's 2006 S60 2.5T Rep Power: 43 | wow i cant believe i missed this thread: http://forum.finalgear.com/viewtopic.php?t=7209 you can delete this one
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October 17th, 2006, 12:46 AM
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| Lazy Head Dude Joined: Sep 21st, 2003 Last Online: Yesterday Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 21,086
Car: Dodge Viper (I wish!) Rep Power: 237 | lol, I didn't remember it either.
__________________ Fight back against the evil Quiky by +1'ing this post! There is no replacement for displacement. - Wolfgang Bernhard, Chief Operating Officer, Chrysler Group talking about the Dodge Viper SRT-10 ... I ask Herb Helbig, vehicle synthesis manager for SRT and a member of the original Team Viper development group since day one, if they'd ever thought of adding traction control. "It comes with two," he says, pointing at my feet. "Learn to use them." Got it. - Motor Trend on the 2006 Dodge Viper Coupe, November 2005 |
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