CarGuy1

CarGuy1

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If you want a reason to quit besides the obvious health reasons, think of the money you could save. I was a 2 pack a day smoker when I quit 8 years ago. When I quit they were around $3.00 a pack and now they are around $5.00. By my figures I saved about $25,000.00 on the smokes and a hell of a lot more on medical bills.

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Beautiful animals. Sorry to hear about the Parvo. I hope you can cure him. He has two things to his advantage, his age and size. I have Boykins and occasionally breed them. Due to their small build, Parvo is one of the first shots I make sure a litter gets. Good luck and I hope Charley makes it through this ok.

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You need to output to an uncompressed AVI from After Effects and encode it to MPEG2 in a program like TMPGEnc 4.0 xpress. Make sure to do all of your editing work in After Effects and only use TMPGEnc 4.0 xpress for your final encoding. The WMV format output from After Effects is causing the flash at the loop point. The reason why is because WMV is compressed. Uncompressed AVI has no quality loss and will not have a flsh at the end. Since you are not goin

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Well, it seems all my uploads are going into moderation. I uploaded another dream tonight with Internet Explorer 9 and it went into moderation. IE9 and FF4 so far goes straight to moderation for me. Anyone out there had any luck with other browsers?

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It sounds like you may not have a MPEG2 codec installed or a conflicting codec issue. I don't believe that the Vista Business edition came with a MPEG 2 codec so I would check into that first. Check out these 2 threads. They will help you trouble shoot your problem. https://forums.wincustomize.com/402036 <s

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Your router would be handing out your home network IP address's and both would use the same IP address for the Internet. As for the browser history showing the sites you've already clicked on, that is done via cookies on your PC, unless you are sharing cookies between machines which is doubtful, someone visited those sites from each machine.

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