there was a certain p.51 and harvard over suffolk today me thinks……….

DVD

Patience Mark

You have to split your request two ways.

Burning which Nero would do but may cause you a few problems with the second factor authoring for which you need to decide how clever you want to be, ie Menus, sub menus, chapter inserts etc. Popular options are DVD Workshop/ Impression and some video editing now incorperate this in the overall rendering option.

Also be aware on cheap discs, the quality of the disc is far more important than with cd-r. If you plan to send dvd-r to others then go for quality Rytek or similar (and invest in a -RW for experiments).

I have mailed you details for software although your box was full the other day?

Chris

Black Knight

Which is interesting really as the second t-33 never got around to being painted up – it was just bare metal as far as I recall.

RE: Digital photography question

>Roger – DVD writers have come down a lot in recent months,
>I’ve seen them going at 120 quid from some places. However
>there is a man who knows more about it than me… come on
>Chris, it’s your cue!

DVD Writers, you really want to know.

Pioneer 104/105 DVD-R or DVD-RW, popular and DVD-R was set to be the new VHS.

Sony now have a new DVD-R/RW and DVD+R/RW unit but they are oversubscribed as I understand it and their are allegedly technical problems delaying release.

However, Philips have a set top DVD+R/RW machine at £440 which is producing excellent results, even the SAMSUNG 709 plays the discs I believe (take note DB). This has given the +R camp a big boost as it was originally assumed the -R camp would win.

So whaddya do in the mean time?

I write to DVD-R and find that most modern DVD set top players will read these discs with full menu control etc. (except DB Samsung of course). 4.7gb is enough to get over an hour of quality video on. At 25 frames per second that is an awful lot of piccies.

If you just want to record to a DVD then the Philips is a great machine but has only a basic menu page and although it has a firewire input and sort of multisession, should really be regarded as an advanced high quality Video Recorder.

Thats it, except you need to be careful about which media you use and don’t stick labels on the discs of any sort.

Cheers
Chris

RE: Aircraft / Bomb Tugs

Think your timing is out for a TE 20 as a ww2 tractor. Will check om monday but think that 1949 is a critical date……..

Think DBrown are the tractors you typically see as tugs in ww2.

TE20 was produced by Ford prior to Ferguson but will see what I can rake up.

Chris