On Fri, 2004-12-10 at 21:11 -0800, Steve Lamb wrote: > Well in a mass of recent Linux installs to get City of Heroes working > under Cedega I ended up pooching my Win2k install. The data is still there > but it just won't boot in spite of all my recovery attempts. Of course I was > working on CoH under Cedega so I could consider dropping Win2k from the > machine. In the end swapping out my newer ATI card for my older nVidia card > did the trick so I now can move that much closer to a Linux full time desktop. > > I'm currently looking at a 50Gb/10Gb split Win2k/Linux. I'd like to make > that all Linux as I couldn't think of anything that I still used Windows for > aside from gaming. If there was anything I have Codeweavers' Crossoffice to > try to take care of it. Then my wife asked the one question that threw it all > into doubt, "What about those videos you burn"? > > Er.... Ok. Under Ubuntu earlier today I was burning data ISOs with ease > (1 Debian, 2 Progeny Debian) but I had never looked into burning videos. > Anyone know of something simple like Nero which takes in videos, decodes 'em > and spits em onto a CD? Right now I'm not seeing a lot of neat prospects. :( > Does anyone know of any? dvdrip acidrip ripmake cpdvd (on ftp://ftp.nerim.net) lsdvd (on ftp://ftp.nerim.net) dvdbackup dvdrtools For a straight DVD-to-xvid ripping, attached is the script I use. -- ----------------------------------------------------------------- Ron Johnson, Jr. Jefferson, LA USA PGP Key ID 8834C06B I prefer encrypted mail. An ad run by the NEA (the US's biggest public school TEACHERS UNION) in the Spring and Summer of 2003 asks a teenager if he can find sodium and *chloride* in the periodic table of the elements. And they wonder why people think public schools suck...
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