Re: Video Server and Distribution

["Robert Green" <ROBERT_GREEN1963@xxxxxxxxx>]

What version of DVDShrink's giving you problems?  I've seen it run on lots
of different machines without incident.  Same for DVDDecrypter.   What kind
of PC are you using?

--
Bobby G.


"E. Lee Dickinson" <lee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Clark,
>
> What did you use to rip your files to hdd?  I've tried DVD Shrink, My
> Movies, and a few others. All are crash city.
>
> Drag/drop? :)
>
> Thanks,
>
> :Lee
>
> "Clark Hensley" <clark@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:I_GdnWSqZ6mFYwrZnZ2dnUVZ_sqdnZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >I use a Windows XP file server with about 7 TB of storage. All my DVDs
are
> >stored there in the original format (VOB/VTS.) I have  three "cheapo" PCs
> >running XP PRO with just enough hard disk storage for the OS and Nero.
I
> >used a display adapter with HDMI in the cheapo PCs, and a 54 MB wireless
> >connection back to the file server (which has a dedicated connection to
the
> >wireless access point. My 40" Sony uses the HDMI for video only, as I run
> >the audio (optical) through my receiver. The other TVs are SDTV and I
used
> >the S-video out for them, with normal stereo output. I've successfully
run
> >3 different movies to 3 TVs simultaneously. This is not the cheapest
> >solution, but it sure works for me. The cheapo PC is tiny, about the size
> >of a large shoe box and generates so little heat that it fits in my media
> >center cabinet with little ventilation. The NERO HOME program constantly
> >scans the Media Server PC for new titles, and the ATI remote has hooks
into
> >the NERO HOME program for RF remote control. Since my cable box also has
> >HDMI output, I use a 4x1 HDMI switch with an IR remote.
> >
> > When I switch receiver inputs with its IR remote, the IRXP in Stargate
> > senses the change and sends all the correct IR commands to all the
> > components to correctly setup the playback environment.... sets the
> > correct input on the Sony TV, selects the correct audio setup in the
> > receiver, sets the HDMI switch to the correct input, etc. There are also
> > keypads (SmartHome) by all the entryways which allow me to shut off the
AV
> > systems when I leave the house.
> >
> > Hope this helps.
> >
> > Clark Hensley
> >
> >
>
>