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<0> my mom's gunnu kill me
<1> craziest thing... i'm trying to load windows xp on a laptop and it will randomly shut down... what could cause that? it's plugged in and fully charged
<2> jtmoney_: boot off the XP CD?
<1> yes
<2> jtmoney_: very likely a hardware fault then
<1> so swap the motherboard out?
<2> jtmoney_: almost impossible to tell which component is knackered purely based on the symptom
<3> what bitrate would you say wma?
<4> so yea....no answer for this naggy little icon in my systray?
<4> It's really getting on my nerves.....I've really had it up to here
<5> who here runs this Ayudante bot ?
<5> anyon?
<5> anyone?*
<2> shempanzy: let your ears be the guide :)
<6> bots are gay
<2> swis: the annoying icon is your friend - its trying to prevent you from getting arse-raped by the first worm that comes your way
<4> I don't use any virus protection
<4> or use windows firewall
<3> lol
<7> swis: what's your excuse for not using windows firewall?
<3> what do you suggest
<3> 192 ill try
<4> well I have had fxp problems in the past because of it
<4> ftp*
<2> shempanzy: I personally tend to be more interested in relatively high quality than absolute minimum file size, hence 192
<7> i can ftp just fine with it enabled
<3> im going for the same
<4> okay. I'll try that
<4> hey! it fixed it
<4> lol
<3> but im also looking for something that will give me almost cd quality if not that, at a low file size
<4> amazing
<4> #windowsxp is the best
<7> sarcasm?
<4> I wouldn't call it sarcasm
<2> shempanzy: most people couldnt tell 128 from 160 from 192 if a gun was pointed at their head
<3> lol
<3> most people are tone def too
<7> i can hear a 128 _easily_, but 160 and above if encoded with lame, not so
<2> I certainly cant. Sometimes I think I can hear 'issues' with 128 and a really, really, really expensive set of headphones, but the difference between 160 and 192 is lost on me
<7> what kind of phones?
<4> I would have a hard time desiphering bit rate if I had a gun to my head
<2> depends. I have a couple of sennheisers and sonys that I'm quite fond of
<7> what kind of amps you got
<2> sony MDR-V7 monitors are old but nice
<7> v7s are very nice
<7> too bad the newer v700s are ***
<2> Dedicated headphone amp on a yamaha mixer
<7> awesome
<3> hey ntoskrnl
<7> that's a really clever name, ntoskrnl
<3> I can't find the freekin option to convert music ?
<8> i have two hard drives c: and d:, i have windows xp on both and want to remove from my d:... how can i do this w/o formatting the drive b/c i have alot of stuff on there
<7> a-t-m-a-n: just delete the windows folder on d: ?
<4> then use msconfig and edit your boot.ini
<7> and maybe clean out the program files folder
<8> but will that really remove it? isnt it still gonna leave alot of files and other crap thats gonna take up space...
<7> and documents and settings
<8> ?
<7> on your d:
<7> delete the windows folder
<7> and go through documents and settings, copy out anything you want to save
<7> then delete that too
<7> and delete the program files folder
<7> i'm ***uming you'd want to delete that too
<9> remove the windows, program files and document and settings directorys
<8> what about files in the registry?
<7> then use either notepad or msconfig to edit your boot.ini file
<7> the files in the registry?
<9> the other windows registry is in the windows directory
<7> it has nothing to do with your c: installation
<8> oh ok
<4> man you guys are good
<7> just don't jack up your boot.ini file
<8> so what do i do in the boot.ini?
<7> remove the line that refers to your d: installation
<8> aight
<4> u can check boot paths
<4> and it will tell you which is the bummy line
<1> wow, i turned a portable fan on the laptop and it works fine now... now how do i fix the problem of it overheating? the exhaust fan seems to still work on it
<4> and ask if u want to delete
<3> how do I convert music in windows media player lol
<3> i feel like a noob
<1> i would get the lame mp3 encoder
<1> w/ a front end for it
<3> think its better for file size and quality?
<7> shempanzy: try eax or cdex
<3> thos are the programs?
<7> eac* or cdex
<7> just google for either
<3> tnx
<7> np
<10> got to reinstall my HW Firewall too as you can see
<10> wow last cdex release is 2004
<10> err 2003
<7> it still works fine for me
<10> thats a good program if it needs no update in 3 years :P
<7> it is :-)
<7> eac is good too and i think it's still being updated
<10> ops
<7> but i use cdex
<7> works flawless for me
<11> sorry, my nickname
<11> im shempanzy, hes just a ghost
<7> if you're looking for good quality
<7> be sure to set the lame presets
<11> im lookin for good quality plus small file size
<7> which will be in the configuration/preferences page somewhere
<7> both of those are small
<7> i use cdex personally
<11> i got that too cause its free
<11> so your saying use lame with mp3 format?
<7> yes
<7> and do you see towards the bottom
<7> where it says quality
<7> well, what do you want the average bitrate to be?
<11> i got a failed to load wnaspi32, use native NT SCI Lib?
<7> yes
<11> someone said 160 is great, hard to tell apart from 192
<7> okay click options
<7> go to configuration
<11> mpeg version?
<7> leave it at what it is
<7> do you see the dropdown box that says quality
<11> under encoder tab?
<7> yes
<11> yea
<11> normal 5
<7> select --alt-preset-standard
<12> shemploo: do yourself a favor and use 192 always
<11> its for a PDA
<11> at home I use 320 :P
<7> which will be around 192 kbps average
<7> per song
<7> but it's vbr
<11> ahh
<7> if you want 320, select extreme
<7> or insane
<7> i forget
<11> naa this is for pda
<11> so ill do 192 vbr
<7> and you can configure remote cddb
<7> so you don't have to put the track names manually
<11> ahem, most already have em :P
<11> VBR
<11> what quality on that
<7> leave it at the default
<9> .
<11> i guess ill do min 160 to max 224
<11> or should max be 192
<7> iirc those settings don't matter
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