Battra92

No, I realize that. I'm just pointing out that you really don't want to put more than 10 episodes per disc unless they are like 10 minute episodes and even then you're almost at the two hour point. Plus based on the way FAVC does menus you'd run out of room. My advice is to have a couple of RWs on hand no matter what tool you end up using. There's a lot of trial and error involved in getting just what you want. Now I have a system and don't even have to think about it.

How long are the episodes? I find that anything longer than 2.5 to MAYbe hours looks like poop on a DVD-5.

Did you try the link down below it that said: More information and other downloads: Download FAVC 64 bit version here Requires Microsoft's .NET framework v2 and at least v2.57 of Avisynth. Some people in the comments there seem to be using Win7 64. Feel free to PM me for help.

Using up my Borders gift card (by the way if you have one you really should use it ASAP) and the 40% off sale going on and my Borders Bucks I was able to get this for less than half price. For those wondering (all two of you) it's a book about silent movies.

FAVC is my favorite tool in Windows. It's not perfect and I'm not 100% sure on Windows 7 but it works well for me. Basically it's a frontend for a lot of free tools. There's not a lot of control there but for 99% of what you probably want to do, it's fine. Here's the link: http://www.videohelp.com/tools/FAVC That site can give you a lot more advice than I can. FWIW, on Linux I use DeVeDe.

We ended up going to dinner tonight. The V-Day weekend sale had this chocolate cake. I'm not a chocolate fan but OMG the cake was to die for!

All you single whiny FOREVER ARON brats (you know who you are) listen to this man! He speaks the words of a true man.

Glad he enjoyed it. Hope he bought a large spool of CD-Rs. ;-)

Making Porterhouse steaks for me and my woman. That reminds me I need to buy some potatoes at the grocery store this weekend as ours rotted. After that we'll probably watch a nice movie and then go to bed.

Stuck in the '80s? Some great times were had in the 1980's.

Actually according to Wikipedia both are correct although in America we use Moulding for the trim and Mold for the fungi.

Man you guys are all sad. Here's my love life ;-)

Since we're on building supplies: Sheetrock Drywall Plasterboard all the same damn thing.

I have never seen Nacho Libre. I am a film snob like that. IT STINKS! The person below me never speaks his passions; he never speaks his views. Whereas other men speak volumes, the person below me is mute. In truth I can't recall being wooed with their words, at all. Even now ...

Dado rail? More like a chair rail/rall.

Oh come now there is a title:

Baseboard Skirting board Mopboard All that piece of wood trim that goes along the bottom of the wall. I've been told Skirting board is a UK thing but I've heard people in Massachusetts say it too.

What, is that cheating or something?

The thing is, that Nintendo has no reason to drop those prices. When titles are still selling at $50 a pop, why lower them? You only lower the price if you make more profit that way. Since the cost of making each disc and case combo is so low if Nintendo sold 100 copies at $50 they'd make $5,000. Suppose they lower the price to $30 and sell 150 copies. They sold more copies but only made $4,500. At that point it makes more business sense to leave the price at $50. Nintendo does lower the price on some games (Metroid Other M comes to mind) but I really wish there was a Player's Choice line for the Wii.

F.W. Murnau was Expressionism. Seriously, this film was amazing!

But did Richard Dawson of Hogan's Heroes fame ever host your version? ;-) Family Guy did the perfect parody of him on FF. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZDL59lr1PY

Well if New Super Mario Bros Wii constantly showing up in the top charts for the Wii, Nintendo would be silly to drop its price.

I'm a CAG so all games are cheap when I buy them. ;-) In all seriousness, the fairly rigid price structure of entertainment is ridiculous. All movies cost the same ticket price, CDs are pretty much all the same price and new games are usually $50-$60 at launch. I understand the curve of maximum profitability and stuff but I also understand that I can't drop $60 on every game I want.