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Great, now I just have to fire up my stream ripper.

*cracks knuckles*

You could try "Destined for Glory" by Hammerfall if you don't mind incredibly cheesy power metal.

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God damn, I totally forgot about that program. It's a miracle worker. You need to send a postcard to the guy to register, but it's well worth it.

"Postcardware" FTW.

<COMIC_STORE_GUY>Best. Registration scheme. Ever.</COMIC_STORE_GUY>

I'm surprised no one's mentioned E.S. Posthumus. Quoted for muggerfuggin' truth. Granted, it's not technically Latin, but it sounds indistinguishable to the untrained ear (99% of listeners, yours truly included). "One Winged Angel" can eat its one-winged heart out. Also, there was an adventure/horr...

Try EAC, available at http://www.exactaudiocopy.de

It's been able to unceremoniously shred through every copy protection scheme I've ever encountered.

And it's free. So good for you.

The music industry has a lot of thinking to do. They no longer make most of their sales off of CD's anymore so they are exploring every creative option they can find. Besides, these DRMs is pretty much weak that anybody with a decent program(s) can bypass them so easily, and it's not even funny. I'...

There is also Final Cut Express. FCE is between iMovie and FCP. Using FCE is a lot like FCP. So it may be a good idea to start with FCE and then work your your way into FCP. I am using FCE because it is good and that it is a lot cheaper then FCP. FCE is a good middle-ground for those without the ca...

When Macs make up ~5% of computer users, you can imagine the resulting lack of tech support. I feel compelled to point out that this is a fallacy. Macs make up a smaller market share of computers overall, but the vast majority of professional video editing houses use either Avid (if it's a huge com...

It depends on your experience with video and also a bit of your experience using the Macintosh. Macs (or rather, the Mac OS interface) take(s) a very common-sense approach to manipulating onscreen objects. Instead of being a menu driven "File-->Insert-->Position" methodology, about 90% of operations...

Now children, fight nicely. No need to argue over who is more advanced. :roll: fighting?? who's fighting? there's no spam being thrown around here. /is frustrated at the lack of console games represented here as well. /has one hisself ;p (a Skies of Arcadia Vid) In all seriousness, can I echo this ...