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franklyfrazzled

Frusteration that is my life

Jan 05, 2011 00:17

So. A few years ago for Christmas I got a video camera. My parents and cute and don't really know what they're doing when buying electronics (in my personal opinion that is)and couldn't ask me what I wanted in a camera because it was supposed to be a surprise. This is where everything began to go downhill ( Read more... )

color me distraught, ack, color me unamused, i really hate mooses

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revolve January 26 2011, 22:46:09 UTC

late late but usually you can use windows media player to rip dvds

franklyfrazzled January 27 2011, 03:24:46 UTC

Whut?
I need this process explained to be in extreme detail, stat!

revolve January 27 2011, 16:52:03 UTC

umm what version of windows do you have?

franklyfrazzled January 27 2011, 23:03:51 UTC

I have windows 7.

revolve January 28 2011, 00:40:56 UTC

not really familiar with that, but i hope this helps:
http://mypieceoftheinter.net/archives/1336

franklyfrazzled January 28 2011, 01:27:54 UTC

That is for watching DVDs that are already ripped. Thanks for trying to look it up for me though. I'm quite pathetic when it comes to research. Hah.

revolve January 28 2011, 01:45:08 UTC

whoops ahaha
ummm my only solution is to find someone with vista to rip them for you, cause i can explain that

franklyfrazzled January 28 2011, 01:51:36 UTC

My sister has vista. DEETAILS!

revolve January 28 2011, 02:25:02 UTC

well, put the dvd in the drive. then the computer will make a little noise and you'll get a little picture of a cd next to your cursor and a box will pop up. close it, it's easier to do it manually by going to "my computer" and RIGHT clicking on the cd/dvd drive. then click on the folder w/ video in the name. then go to start, computer. hit alt and a new toolbar will appear at the top, click "tools", then "folder options". then in the box that pops up, click "view", then uncheck "hide extensions for known file types". go back to the video folder and copy the ".vos" files off the dvd. then change the file extension from ".vos" to ".mpg" and don't change anything else. a box will open asking if you really want to do this and click yes. then you should be able to double click on the file and play it.

franklyfrazzled January 28 2011, 03:32:31 UTC

OH.
Where have you been all my life?????
I'm going to try this first thing in the morning... The only time I can pry my sister away from her computer because she will be at work.

I LURV YER FACE.

revolve January 28 2011, 03:56:27 UTC

hahaha you best love me ;) lemme know if you need any more help

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