How about VirtualDub? There's a version that supports VOB files. You can try extracting all the VOB's from the ISO's, then run them through this. It supports queuing, so can set everything up & just let it run. I've used for tons of AVI's, but never tried VOB's.
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I have this one:
Logitech Cordless Action Controller
Good reviews, you can get it at Best Buy for about $40. If you have the newer slim PS2, the receiver part sticks out past the bottom about 1/8", but it's not a problem.
Have you tried enabling DMA?
For Windows 95/98/ME: Go to your 'Control Panel --> System --> Device Manager --> CD-ROM' and under your drives 'Properties --> Settings' enable DMA for your devices.
For Windows 2000/XP: Go to your 'Control Panel --> Systems --> Hardware --> Device Manager'...
I would try that^^^. Try bypassing the router & make sure you can connect without it. If you can connect without the router, then try upgrading the firmware on your router and/or setting up port forwarding.
Been away for a while...running from Hurricane Rita!
What about this? What about a reverse engineering of Windows XP to enable server licensed products in a workstation product? What about violating the Windows XP EULA? Sorry, can't talk about that here. Invest in a Windows Server Product or...
unhappy mage:
Thanks. I'd prefer to get a hardware-RAID 5 card, but if I can do it through software with that card, I may consider that option.
DougLite:
Go ahead. Post it. I triple dog dare you... :D
Thanks for the fast reply, Doug. I know RAID cards aren't cheap, I was pretty much resigned to spending at least $200. I just didn't want to spend $500+ for one of the 12 port ones. I can't really afford to lay down ~$1000 in one chunk, so I wanted something that would allow me to add drives...
Sorry if this has already been asked & answered. I'm looking for a RAID card, one that supports expansion & migration. It needs to be compatible with regular PCI slots or PCI-E 1x slots. I only need a 4-slot card, but am open to 8-slot cards for future expansion. Maximum performance is not...
This is a documented problem with the Intellimouse Explorer. Microsoft offered to replace the affected mice, but that was several years back. I have the 3.0 version, and it does it occasionally. It may do it 2-3 times one day, then not do it again for a week. It's been doing this off & on...