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Pollution wasn't really the thing on my mind when I made the comment, but it's certainly a consideration.

Well, they were before they started baking them.

Japan had something similar for the tracks for the high speed train lines going through the station, but not the standard slow lines. It's okay. I don't think I'd want to live here long term though.

I thought the fried Apple pies sold in Japan and Taiwan were ruthlessly delicious, but this fried creation is just pure evil. :diablo:

I'm not sure that it makes things unusable. I think it means you can't preview and adjust while it's playing, not that you can't adjust something preview it, adjust it again and preview it again. However, I don't have Audacity installed on this PC, so I can't test it to be sure either way.

Sometimes pollution works in your favor as a photographer. No fancy effects, or post processing. Just resizing from my LG G4 phone.

He can't tell you that. It's classified.

One from the Metro today.

At what distance?

I like Mp3tag myself. It has an icon for rename from tag and you put your arguments in the blank to construct a new file name from the tag.

Or, you could rename them from the ID3 tags (if they're all mp3 files).

Have you played around with Audacity? It supports VST plugins. I haven't really messed with it, but it gives you nearly unlimited options. http://www.audacityteam.org/download/plugins

The FAA has no authority to make you register anything. This is just a typical gov't power grab. Just like when the EPA claimed ownership of all ditches and trenches on private property because they were "navigable waters" using the Clean Water Act as cover The FAA supposedly derives its...

Why on earth would you sign up?

Well then, I guess you'll have to cut your trip short and go home.

For the seafood lovers: http://www.banggood.com/Creative-3D-Shrimp-Throw-Pillow-Plush-U-Shape-Sofa-Car-Office-Neck-Cushion-Home-Decor-p-1022679.html

Luckily for you there are these places called stores that will give you memory cards in exchange for monetary compensation.

I don't think the unit is really intended for home use. More recording studio or live sound. Without knowing what it is that you're trying to process it's a little hard to say. Like the input format, the output format, etc. At first blush without knowing details, recording to your PC and...

Absolutely! I'd recommend a 512byte stripe size to top it off.

The complete lack or before and after audio file, even those can be cheated a bit, doesn't speak well for the product IMHO. It's likely just adding pleasant odd order distortion. You can get similar products from other companies for less...

I have two 64gB CZ80 drives. The nice thing about them is they're the size of a normal flash drive like you're used to, which isn't the case of the GTX or Extreme Pro which will block other USB ports, or make the other ports very hard to use. However, it's not quite as good of a performer...

I'm here getting training for work. Wrong Asian country, but you're not too far away (distance or culturally).

The most populous country in Asia. To be a little more specific, I'm in the largest city (by population) in the country.

Oops! In my defense your mom looks like a guy in that picture.

I didn't read much of your post, so it's okay. It comes out where I currently am tomorrow. Though it was out in the US before I flew here.

Still haven't seen it. Some spoiler tags would have been nice. :p

Should we ask which one is you? There are two adult males in the picture wearing glasses. :p

The Sandisk Extreme CZ80 are the fastest flash drives I have tried in general use (as a flash drive). A Samsung 850 Pro in a USB 3.0 enclosure would be a very solid way to go if form factor isn't critical.

No, they're lossless codecs. You get bit perfect representations of the original audio out of them. A 2 channel mixdown and lossy compression aren't synonymous or connected. In your specific mentioned example, you're doing both. In the case of a 2.1 setup, definitely. A 2 channel stereo PCM...

Lossy codecs largely destroy subtle phase information. Multichannel audio formats don't rely on subtle phase information to recreate a 3D sound field because they have extra speakers to do that. Hence there being a minimal audible difference between them. However your case with 2.1 is even...

At least you get something. Google doesn't work at all in the country in currently in.

Is the 2D GUI rendering any better if you aren't using the HDMI output for audio? Or is that what you're complaining about? Maybe my lack of sleep (go international flights!) Isn't helping. Frankly you're not likely to notice much of a difference between the lossless codecs and the lossy ones...

FWIW, I was able to open it.

I look forward to your forthcoming rant.

Santa didn't bring you a new keyboard with a working Caps Lock key for Christmas? ;) Happy New Year!

No idea how you're measuring, but it's definitely wrong. These are all the streams available for that video: 249 webm audio only DASH audio 59k , opus @ 50k, 1.91MiB 250 webm audio only DASH audio 90k , opus @ 70k, 2.64MiB 140 m4a audio only...

Interesting. I hadn't seen that thread. The SC847 supermicro chassis with SAS2 is a little interesting to me, but I'm not sure about the 1400W power supplies or the 12 rear bays that force you to use low profile cards and hardware. That seems excessive but I guess it's not much more than a...

I already have the Matrix movies & Animatrix on Blu-ray from the Red2Blu thing Warner Brothers did after HD-DVD died. The 3 Matrix movies have been $6.96 for all 3 (no Animatrix) on Blu-ray as part of the Black Friday promotions at Walmart the last two years. BTW, that picture is just my 3D...

What leads you to think it has an expander? The product page says it needs a controller with 4 SFF-8087 connectors.

Same as ClownBD / eac3to too. You have to figure it out yourself. I only saw the (forced only) option for subtitles. I'm trying to see how it works. I don't think copying the flagged forced subtitles into another track is necessary (it's certainly not for .mkv playback with MPC-HC using LAV...

That's Google being "smart" based on your location. Just manually go to google.com

But there was nothing in the program that let you know the first of the three seemingly identical titles was the right one with all English content though right? My test of The Wolverine worked okay. There are 2 English sub tracks on the Blu-ray. One is subtitles, the other is captions...

Wowsers! My Internet isn't even that fast...

What do you mean manually extract? I tried MakeMKV on a AnyDVD decrypted .ISO file as well as direct on an encrypted blu-ray disc in a BD-ROM drive. I had to manually select the right playlist on both, which is a bit of pain since it only shows the playlist number on the right side after...

No, I don't. Googling the name of the movie and mpls and looking for results on forums is probably the best you can do. This 2D Insurgent disc from the 3D combo set is the first disc I've come across in years that it didn't get right. It's possible it would find the proper playlist on yours...

Are you located outside of the US in a Spanish speaking country?

Well, I don't really make unaltered .mkv's of BD discs much. However, I usually use ClownBD for demuxing since it's easier than using eac3to from the command line. It also looks at the disc.inf file for the playlist line and will use it if present. I use it to demux the streams I care about...

Not sure if you know this, but AnyDVD HD inserts a disc.inf file in the root of the disc structure. If the disc contains playlist obfuscation there will be a line telling you which playlist to use for proper playback. I attempted to get the MPC-HC authors to parse the file (if present) and use...

I bet it has something to do with the way the machines interact differently with the coriolis effect in the southern hemisphere. :bstd:

I agree that if you're going to rip your movies to a NAS .mkv works much better than an .ISO of the whole disc. I also agree that the loss of menus and the special features isn't a big deal most of the time. However, I still think it's quite ridiculous that I can't pop a disc in a BD-rom drive...