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Thread started 04/27/06 6:24pm

Ace

Windows Media Player (and hair!)

Anybody know how to fastforward on this thing (and I don't mean skip ahead to the next chapter, I mean actually fastforward)?
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Reply #1 posted 04/27/06 6:26pm

lilgish

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scroll
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Reply #2 posted 04/27/06 6:30pm

Fauxie

Yeah, just move to wherever along the bar you want to get to.
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Reply #3 posted 04/27/06 6:30pm

Ace

lilgish said:

scroll

doh! Thanks, guys!
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Reply #4 posted 04/27/06 6:31pm

Ace

How do you capture a still from this player?
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Reply #5 posted 04/27/06 6:38pm

charlottegelin

Ace said:

How do you capture a still from this player?

can you pause and do a screen capture?
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Reply #6 posted 04/27/06 6:40pm

Imago

Ace said:

How do you capture a still from this player?



I'm not sure you can.

I even tried to use snagit32 to capture a still from WMP but couldn't.
This seems to be true with Reaplayer too shrug
Maybe it has something to do with the video codec moreso than the player.


WMP has way to big a memory stamp for me to like it. Even RealonePlayer has a smaller stamp. shrug
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Reply #7 posted 04/27/06 6:42pm

Ace

charlottegelin said:

Ace said:

How do you capture a still from this player?

can you pause and do a screen capture?

Do you mean hit the "Print Screen" button? I just tried that on a homemade disc and it worked, but when I did the same on the new Springsteen DualDisc, it just showed a black square where the picture was. Do you think this has something to do with copy protection? confuse
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Reply #8 posted 04/27/06 6:43pm

Ace

Imago said:

Maybe it has something to do with the video codec moreso than the player.

In English, please?

WMP has way to big a memory stamp for me to like it. Even RealonePlayer has a smaller stamp. shrug

What is this "memory stamp" you speak of?
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Reply #9 posted 04/27/06 6:44pm

charlottegelin

Ace said:

charlottegelin said:


can you pause and do a screen capture?

Do you mean hit the "Print Screen" button? I just tried that on a homemade disc and it worked, but when I did the same on the new Springsteen DualDisc, it just showed a black square where the picture was. Do you think this has something to do with copy protection? confuse

must be! eek sneaky bruce!!
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Reply #10 posted 04/27/06 6:48pm

Imago

Ace said:

Imago said:

Maybe it has something to do with the video codec moreso than the player.

In English, please?

WMP has way to big a memory stamp for me to like it. Even RealonePlayer has a smaller stamp. shrug

What is this "memory stamp" you speak of?



A video codec is a software comperssion protocol &/or the software itself that allows taking an otherwise analogue visual (your movie) and converting it to bits of data (normally with some dataloss through compression). MPEG, AVI--all of these are file types that require specific video codecs that allow your media players to play them.

Memory stamp is the amount of physical memory that your media player needs to play vidoes/music/etc. Basically, how much RAM your computer needs to operate it. Windows Media Player is notoriously sluggish and bulky in that respect. I prefer RealPlayer and Quicktime/iTunes.
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Reply #11 posted 04/27/06 6:48pm

Ace

charlottegelin said:

Ace said:


Do you mean hit the "Print Screen" button? I just tried that on a homemade disc and it worked, but when I did the same on the new Springsteen DualDisc, it just showed a black square where the picture was. Do you think this has something to do with copy protection? confuse

must be! eek sneaky bruce!!

You know record companies, these days: they are desperate to stop copying. Personally, I don't do it (just trying to capture a still here).
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Reply #12 posted 04/27/06 6:48pm

Fauxie

Imago said:

Ace said:


What is this "memory stamp" you speak of?



A video codec is a software comperssion protocol &/or the software itself that allows taking an otherwise analogue visual (your movie) and converting it to bits of data (normally with some dataloss through compression). MPEG, AVI--all of these are file types that require specific video codecs that allow your media players to play them.

Memory stamp is the amount of physical memory that your media player needs to play vidoes/music/etc. Basically, how much RAM your computer needs to operate it. Windows Media Player is notoriously sluggish and bulky in that respect. I prefer RealPlayer and Quicktime/iTunes.


Dude, you know this thread isn't about hair, right?
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Reply #13 posted 04/27/06 6:49pm

Ace

Imago said:

Ace said:


What is this "memory stamp" you speak of?



A video codec is a software comperssion protocol &/or the software itself that allows taking an otherwise analogue visual (your movie) and converting it to bits of data (normally with some dataloss through compression). MPEG, AVI--all of these are file types that require specific video codecs that allow your media players to play them.

Memory stamp is the amount of physical memory that your media player needs to play vidoes/music/etc. Basically, how much RAM your computer needs to operate it. Windows Media Player is notoriously sluggish and bulky in that respect. I prefer RealPlayer and Quicktime/iTunes.

Thanks. smile
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Reply #14 posted 04/27/06 6:49pm

Imago

Fauxie said:

Imago said:




A video codec is a software comperssion protocol &/or the software itself that allows taking an otherwise analogue visual (your movie) and converting it to bits of data (normally with some dataloss through compression). MPEG, AVI--all of these are file types that require specific video codecs that allow your media players to play them.

Memory stamp is the amount of physical memory that your media player needs to play vidoes/music/etc. Basically, how much RAM your computer needs to operate it. Windows Media Player is notoriously sluggish and bulky in that respect. I prefer RealPlayer and Quicktime/iTunes.


Dude, you know this thread isn't about hair, right?


lol at your signature.


Personally, I think it should be FOX-CEE redface
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Reply #15 posted 04/27/06 6:51pm

charlottegelin

Ace said:

charlottegelin said:


must be! eek sneaky bruce!!

You know record companies, these days: they are desperate to stop copying. Personally, I don't do it (just trying to capture a still here).

when all else fails, project the image onto a wall with a data pojector as big as you can and take a photo with a digital camera. That's what technologically challenged folks like me resort to. Truly! lol
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Reply #16 posted 04/27/06 6:51pm

Ace

Fauxie said:

Imago said:




A video codec is a software comperssion protocol &/or the software itself that allows taking an otherwise analogue visual (your movie) and converting it to bits of data (normally with some dataloss through compression). MPEG, AVI--all of these are file types that require specific video codecs that allow your media players to play them.

Memory stamp is the amount of physical memory that your media player needs to play vidoes/music/etc. Basically, how much RAM your computer needs to operate it. Windows Media Player is notoriously sluggish and bulky in that respect. I prefer RealPlayer and Quicktime/iTunes.


Dude, you know this thread isn't about hair, right?

We can make it about hair, too!:


thumbs up!
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Reply #17 posted 04/27/06 6:52pm

Imago

Ace said:

Fauxie said:



Dude, you know this thread isn't about hair, right?

We can make it about hair, too!:


thumbs up!


OH HELL YES!

highfive

Ace, you're the coolest! lol
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Reply #18 posted 04/27/06 6:53pm

Fauxie

Imago said:

Fauxie said:



Dude, you know this thread isn't about hair, right?


lol at your signature.


Personally, I think it should be FOX-CEE redface



But how do you actually pronounce it throughout the day, every day, as you invariably do? smile

Should I sport a faux-hawk? hmmm
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Reply #19 posted 04/27/06 6:54pm

Ace

Really cool friend of mine:

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Reply #20 posted 04/27/06 6:55pm

Imago

Fauxie said:

Imago said:



lol at your signature.


Personally, I think it should be FOX-CEE redface



But how do you actually pronounce it throughout the day, every day, as you invariably do? smile

Should I sport a faux-hawk? hmmm


Yes, you should. You have the face for it!



Honest I normally pronounce your name:



DUMB ... ASS

hug
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Reply #21 posted 04/27/06 6:56pm

Fauxie

Imago said:

Fauxie said:




But how do you actually pronounce it throughout the day, every day, as you invariably do? smile

Should I sport a faux-hawk? hmmm


Yes, you should. You have the face for it!



Honest I normally pronounce your name:



DUMB ... ASS

hug
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'nuff said. lol
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Reply #22 posted 04/27/06 6:57pm

Fauxie

Ace said:

Really cool friend of mine:



Wow, you're like the perfect orger. You start a thread about windows media player, but you're open enough to start talking about hair and even willing to post pictures of attractive women you know. thumbs up!
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Reply #23 posted 04/27/06 7:09pm

charlottegelin

Fauxie said:

Ace said:

Really cool friend of mine:



Wow, you're like the perfect orger. You start a thread about windows media player, but you're open enough to start talking about hair and even willing to post pictures of attractive women you know. thumbs up!

lol
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