MadIce

MadIce

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Three weeks ago you asked for CD-audio support in ObjectMedia. It's now implemented. If you are willing to test this then mail to [email protected] . Over the next couple of weeks I will be adding FreeDB support. Maybe we can add some CD-audio features you think would be cool to add. I couldn't find your e-mail address, so I was hoping you visted the MB from time to time. If other people are interested too then let me know.

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In the DesktopX\SDPlugins folder you'll find a DXPlayer.txt file. Double click it. It will give answers to a lot questions like that. Maybe I should update that file some time, because it probably assumes an older version of DX. I think Stardock is doing a good job lately. There is a cool doc for DX. Forgot the link, though. Anybody got it? The point is that programmers are... erm... programmers. Writing good docs is not something every programmer can do or likes. ObjectMedia/D

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All paths in that UIS file must point to the folder that you have pasted all this to. I am guessing that you didn't change the paths. Update these and you will be OK.

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I have just finished watching the 4 DVD LOTR special edition of the Two Towers. It was a great experience and in my opnion it is a must have for fans. The success of the movies is not an accident. Everything of this production has been thought out well. Every little aspect got attention. For me that works and I bought both the original and the special edition versions of both parts I and II and have trouble waiting for part III. I don't have the feeling that it was just a clever packa

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You can try to play with the WMP9 hardware acceleration setting: Options->Video Acceleration. Try changing it. Maybe an obvious one: Uninstall WMP9 and reinstall it. I assume you also tried to run WMP without any ODNT products. Try closing all applets running in the system tray one at a time. I am running out of tips at the moment.

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OK. But remember that G-Spot is not always accurate. It guesses a lot. And it is not always right when doing that. If you are using DesktopX (not sure if you do) try to enable hardware acceleration or when it is already enabled disable it. Sometimes that helps too. Haven't tried CursorXP in a while. Maybe such an option is there too. WB has a similar option (Basic Settings->Performance). Reverse the

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OK. Let's try again. I tried to post here, but the message board was a bit confused. Let's hope my answer doesn't turn up for the third time. Several countries, including Germany, signed export agreements. One of those was called the Wassenaar Agreement (I think). Treaties like these are used for export regulati

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Remember, we are talking about a simple GSM phone. If that phone was produced in any other country, that country would have to deal with export regulations just like Germany. What do you guys want? That the Wassenaar treaty was never signed? Like the US most countries has its declarations like that. It has nothing to do with GSM phones. BTW: Do you recognize any similarities between what Germany and what the US views as "evil"? Pim Fortuyn was a politician who was shot by a lun

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Remember, we are talking about a simple GSM phone. If that phone was produced in any other country, that country would have to deal with export regulations just Germany. What do you guys want? That the Wassenaar treaty was never signed by countries like Germany? Like the US most countries has its declarations like that. It has nothing to do with GSM phones. BTW: Do you recognize any similarities between what Germany and what the US views as "evil"? Pim Fortuyn was a politician

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Don't forget the cool things we have done, Styl. Remember the slave ships we have built? How about the VOC? Not sure, but WWII was over very fast for the Dutch, wouldn't you say so? The German government is not the same as the ones they used to have in those World Wars. Same goes for us. Last time I checked it was illegal to trade slaves. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/joke.gif"

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The end of the telecommunications interception age? "Strong, verifiable and trustworthy voice encryption in every mobile smartphone and PDA will be as common as IPSec is today in even the cheapest DSL router boxes. The progress of technology finally provides the individual with the necessary means to take care of its privacy rights. Widespread wiretapping and privacy violations are currently threatening the business environment, civil liberties and the very future of democratic societie

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