mastermanna123

Ok. So for graduation ( ) my cousin's gonna get me either a camera or a camcorder.
I was hoping fellow tempers could tell me which would be better.

I'm one of those people who like having all-in-one devices.
Digital cameras have superb photo quality + video recording capabilities.
Digital camcorders have HD video recording qualities + decent picture taking quality.

So which would be the better option to invest in?
I was looking at the Sony Webbie HD, iFlip HD, Samsung Dual View, and Nikons/Cybershots.

All help is appreciated and thanks everyone in advance.

As we all may know, no video game generation has been left unscarred by shovelware. The DS and Wii being the prime victims.
We've seen the "Imagine (insert any word here)" series, the rip-offs (games copying off better games), and those damn Disney games.
But in recent events the "(insert verb here) IT" series is on the rise.
Gaming companies must think that titles that are assertive such as "SING IT" will force the gamers to buy and SING...
The titles are forceful, and they piss me off...

Sorry....just me ranting about shovelware...I cant take it anymore.

DISCUSS IT

Um...
has anyone ever seen that one website, where you would type in the name of the person you really like (or want to confess to) into the web address, and the site plays some type of flash movie with that person's name in it?

googling it was a waste of 30 minutes. and gbatemp hasn't let me down yet. and i thought it wud be a help to other tempers with this topic, since valentines day is coming up.
so thanks in advance. really need it!

I have a few DVD rip files on my computer that I'm trying to burn onto a DVD-R disc.
I have a few questions, and need a little help because I have no idea how to.

DVD rips:

File A
size: 700 MB
format: .avi

File B
size: 740 MB
format: .mkv

File C
size: 730 MB
format: .avi

I use Sony 4.7 gb DVD-Rs
I use Nero to burn all my DVD rips...that i already own...legally...like everyone else here

When I tried to burn File A and C, but Nero said it wudn't fit....wtf?
but i burned it again, but this time using, Windows DVD creator (i think thats what it's called) and it burned flawlessly. But wen i put the DVD into my dvd player and the video showed up, but the audio was missing...
Is this a computer problem? a file type problem?

File A plays in Windows media player with audio on one of my computers, but on the computer with a DVD burner, it had an audio playback error.

As for File B, it is .mkv format, and i dont know how to burn those.

I'm not sure what i should do. Whether it is codec supports missing, a bad burning software, or what?
HELP PLEASE!!

My list:
rob a store inside a mall
drive a car fast
eat fat foods
pick up the rest of this weeks worth of pay from work
spend all of my money
get MARRIED THEN LAID (fair play so i wont go to hell . yes i believe in god)
die a hero...