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Dirtbox wrote:I know, but I'm assuming that's what VD (arf) meant.Tom_Servo wrote:That's HDD.
Hard drive.
Billy_Sastard wrote:I thought about doing this but then I realised I don't watch my DVDs more than 3 times so what's the point.mal wrote:It's the ripping of all his mothers CD's that would be the ball breaker, if you've got the patience. I suppose it depends how large her CD collection is, it took me a good while to rip all mine, ripping my DVD collection is a massive pain in the arse, it takes about half an hour a film, I have roughly 500 DVD's
It's not that expensive when you consider it contains a CD drive, a computer to rip tracks, a hard disc and a 30Wx2 power amp in a pretty small box. But of course and iPod and a cheap dock system will be cheaper if you already own a PC and are happy using iTunes to rip your CDs. This presumably attracts a slight premium because it's designed for people who aren't computer literate enough to do that. They advertise in every issue of Private Eye, which should tell you something about their target market.
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Billy_Sastard wrote:I wouldn't even bother ripping my own DVDs, just download it.mal wrote:It's the ripping of all his mothers CD's that would be the ball breaker, if you've got the patience. I suppose it depends how large her CD collection is, it took me a good while to rip all mine, ripping my DVD collection is a massive pain in the arse, it takes about half an hour a film, I have roughly 500 DVD's
It's not that expensive when you consider it contains a CD drive, a computer to rip tracks, a hard disc and a 30Wx2 power amp in a pretty small box. But of course and iPod and a cheap dock system will be cheaper if you already own a PC and are happy using iTunes to rip your CDs. This presumably attracts a slight premium because it's designed for people who aren't computer literate enough to do that. They advertise in every issue of Private Eye, which should tell you something about their target market.
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Tom_Servo wrote:Apologies for the typo.Dirtbox wrote:I know, but I'm assuming that's what VD (arf) meant.Tom_Servo wrote:That's HDD.
Hard drive.
Billy_Sastard wrote:Which program do you use to rip dvd's, Billy? What size do they encode to for decent quality?
I'm doing it because they're taking up to much room, plus it's a headache trying to find a certain film when you've got that many, they don't stay in alphabetical order long when you've got two kids. I'd like to flog em or just stash em in the loft.
Sorry for the derailment.
Whatsfor wrote:Aye, though you still need a PC somewhere for sonos at least initially.
Everything in this thread so far < sonos.
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