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In Reply to: *rolling eyes* posted by Jack G on April 1, 2006 at 10:22:34:
It's so '80s/'90s between my :-) and your *rolling eyes*.Since your comments were posted first, he would already have the info needed -- what Video2 does -- when he checked out my link. You answered most of his question: I simply added to it and tried to anticipate the next potential questions (think adverbs) by providing a link to an excellent site re: the different encodes and cadences for DVD.
Unless you disagree that what I provided was "good reading", why belittle my response to his question as "mediocre"? Something wrong Jack? This 1080p input thing starting to get to you? You haven't seen any green splotches lately, have you? [place Smiley here]
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- we need emoticons - Joe Murphy Jr 10:08:07 04/02/06 (2)
- My apologies - Jack G 16:06:02 04/02/06 (1)
- no problem - Joe Murphy Jr 19:31:19 04/02/06 (0)
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