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  1. Here comes the math (Thanks google) by irc.goatse.cx+troll · · Score: 5, Informative · on Terabyte DVD Recorder Available Next Month

    According to http://nedron.net/fom_server/cache/62.html
    HDTV is approx. 19.3 megabit/sec
    Google sez:
    1TB / 19.2 megabit / second in hours = 121.362963 hours

    Which is actually not nearly as much of a marketing lie as I expected.

  2. Re:What amazes me most by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Return of the Mac

    NeXT, from like what, 15 years back looks amazingly much like today's Mac OS X.

    http://nedron.net:6969/torrents/jobs_NS30_demo_lar ge.mov.torrent

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  3. New torrent links by nedron · · Score: 1 · on Steve Jobs Demos NeXTSTEP 3.0
    Large (720x576) 34M

    Small (160x120) 11M

    Tracker info at:

    Nedron's HE Torrent Tracker

  4. New torrent links by nedron · · Score: 1 · on Steve Jobs Demos NeXTSTEP 3.0
    Large (720x576) 34M

    Small (160x120) 11M

    Tracker info at:

    Nedron's HE Torrent Tracker

  5. New torrent links by nedron · · Score: 1 · on Steve Jobs Demos NeXTSTEP 3.0
    Large (720x576) 34M

    Small (160x120) 11M

    Tracker info at:

    Nedron's HE Torrent Tracker

  6. Torrents available for updated QT versions by nedron · · Score: 3, Informative · on Steve Jobs Demos NeXTSTEP 3.0
    The original version of the video was truncated by about ten minutes. The people at OpenStep.se posted corrected versions in QT contained MPEG-4 files.

    I've made torrents available at:

    http://nedron.net:6969/

  7. Re:.torrent link by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Steve Jobs Demos NeXTSTEP 3.0

    Links without the annoying Slashcode spaces:
    1. http://nedron.net:6969/torrents/steve_jobs_NS30_de mo_30mins.mp4.torrent
    2. http://haikunews.org:6969/torrents/steve_jobs_NS30 _demo_30mins.avi.torrent

    Please visit Slashcode bug #981137, which concerns automatically hyperlinking URLs in "Plain Old Text" mode, and add a comment to show your support for a speedy resolution. No progress has been made on this trivial feature request for longer than six months.

    Redistribute this comment at will.

  8. Re:Torrent by chrysrobyn · · Score: 4, Informative · on Steve Jobs Demos NeXTSTEP 3.0

    Sorry, wrong links.

    small

    large

    Courtesy of Macslash.

  9. Re:Torrent by chrysrobyn · · Score: 4, Informative · on Steve Jobs Demos NeXTSTEP 3.0

    Sorry, wrong links.

    small

    large

    Courtesy of Macslash.

  10. Torrent by chrysrobyn · · Score: 0, Offtopic · on Steve Jobs Demos NeXTSTEP 3.0

    Torrent link here: http://nedron.net:6969/torrents/1984macintro.mov.t orrent

  11. Compare: HDTV is 20 megabits per second by blorg · · Score: 1 · on Brazil Takes Lead in All-Digital Cinema Projection

    Well from the article they are using satellite, and to compare, a *single* HDTV stream is 20 megabits per second, so I don't think this is too unrealistic. The films just have to be queued up for delivery at some stage before projection, and we are talking about a network with a limited number of endpoints (e.g. only cinemas, rather than everyone).

  12. New Virtix plugins for iMovie by nedron · · Score: 4, Informative · on ZDNet Reviews iMovie
    Virtix has released plugins for iMovie (X and classic) that include both effects (Bravo) and transitions (Echo).

    They were well worth the $39 I spent on them. You can see a quickie test I did with the "Sparkle" transition, which is basically a transporter effect.

    I agree with everyone who says that iMovie is the best entry level editor around. For one-offs and quickies (like the above), I use iMovie and iDVD. For more involved projects, I own Final Cut Pro and DVD Studio Pro.

  13. DVD+RW is not DVD by nedron · · Score: 4, Informative · on The State of Recordable DVD's
    Note that discs produced by DVD+RW drives are not DVDs nor can they legally be called DVD. The only writeable formats which can produce output media that can be called DVD are DVD-R and DVD-RW. DVD-RAM is also available, but is primarily just for data storage.

    A lot of confusion could be cleared if people would stop referring to DVD+RW as a recordable DVD format.

    For more info, see my FAQ.