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Whenever I record, I get a hissing sound along with my recording. My recording room is very quiet, but I still get the hiss. My setup: Microphone plugged directly into sound card with a 1/4"-to-1/8" adapter. Sound card is a Chaintech AV-710 (VIA Envy 24). And I'm using headphones while...

I think it's a great overall P&S. The zoom range is really helpful, but sometimes it does not seem like it's wide enough. Sometimes it can be a little slow between pictures on continuous drive, but most consumer digicams are like that.

I'm having an issue of which the solution has eluded me for the longest time. In some windows text does now appear in the window itelf or in the buttons. I've tried a clean install. I've tried installing software one-by-one after the clean install to see when it starts happening, with no...

That didn't change anything ... and it's not on all windows, just some.

I did nothing to the installed fonts. It's WinXP w/SP2.

I've started to notice that in some windows the text in the window and the buttons does not show up. How do I solve this? Example:

I tried to get Mars in the pic, but because of the crop factor of the Digital Rebel I couldn't get the shot wide enough.

Took these last night with my new mirror lens.

Took this wile in Iraq

Have you tried seeing if Intel has new chipset drivers for your particular chipset? That could be worth a shot. http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df-external/Support_Intel.aspx

http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/mac-mini/superdrive/

ACDSee can do it, and Exifer can ... there are a lot of programs that can do it: http://sylvana.net/jpegcrop/losslessapps.html

Have a Costco or other warehouse club membership? Processing is usually cheap there.

I've had the Magicstor. It died the first week I had it. I RMA'd it and waited 3 weeks for it to come to me from Hong Kong. That one had the same problems with corrupting data and overheating as the first one. They aren't worth it.

You could transfer it from tape to the computer with a video capture card. Just plug the Video out or S-Video to the card along with the audio. Then convert it to MPEG-2 and burn it to dvd with your favorite burning program.