[#39969]
Written by: blizzardsucks [09/06/2007, 11:05]
omg i wish they would cancel crap like this- its garbbage!!! kills your brain
cells!!!! paris hilton wannabes!!!
[#39971]
Written by: cavity [09/06/2007, 11:10]
goodjob, keep them coming as fast as poss
[#39978]
Written by: kavakava [09/06/2007, 13:09]
Quote by blizzardsucks
omg i wish they would cancel crap like this- its
garbbage!!! kills your brain
cells!!!! paris hilton wannabes!!!
you love it.
[#39988]
Written by: Tilla [09/06/2007, 16:01]
definitely!!!
[#39996]
Written by: gldmadmax [09/06/2007, 19:03]
shame c4 is wasting perfectly good air time to such shit...at least this will be
the last fuckin season of this shit.
[#39999]
Written by: hybriid [09/06/2007, 19:42]
is it seriously the last season? please dear god let it be! i don't mind
watching the main highlights from time to time but airing this crap almost
24/7 instead of the regular schedule is a pisstake!
[#40018]
Written by: bigdaddyg75 [09/06/2007, 23:21]
having problem playing these on my divx player, when i scan it with gspot bit
rate is ???, whats going on?
[#40039]
Written by: kavakava [10/06/2007, 04:44]
Quote by bigdaddyg75
having problem playing these on my divx player, when i scan
it with gspot bit
rate is ???, whats going on?
i know, the encoding on bb here sucks. big time.
solution 1: download a uknova rip from their site. amazing speeds, always works.
solution 2: convert what you have downloaded from here to dvd format using a
free version of vso's convert to dvd (you will need to use an old, free
version, as the current version is not free any more).
i had the same problem getting them to play on my standalone divx player. after
doing a lot of research, i found that the problem is with non-standard
interleaving, and can be fixed very easily and quickly.
download any version of virtualdub or virtualdubmod. load one of these big
brother eztv episodes into the program. when you first load the avi file into
virtualdub, you'll get a pop-up message about the vbr mp3 stream being
non-standard and it will ask you whether you want to rewrite the header. click
"no".
make sure "direct stream copy" is selected under the "video" menu, and then
select "file --> save as..." and re-save the avi file. virtualdub automatically
saves the new file with proper interleaving, and the resulting file will play
perfectly in any standalone divx/xvid player.
the whole process takes less than 2 minutes using my computer/cpu. may be
longer/shorter for you, depending on your computer, but regardless, it's pretty
simple.
hope this is helpful for someone!
[#40300]
Written by: AaronL [11/06/2007, 17:54]
by the way, convertxtodvd is a great program, but it's unnecessary since you
already have a divx compatible player.
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