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billyo October 26th, 2008 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Doug Bracey (Post 84688)
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Thanks, thats good information I live in jacksonville, fla. and I used to buy stuff from promo only in orlando but that was just regular d.j. music, I will call them and ask them about it.
i have freinds that buy and dowload music videos and they said it would take a lot of space on your hhd..

bryant October 26th, 2008 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by billyo (Post 84693)
i have freinds that buy and dowload music videos and they said it would take a lot of space on your hhd..
Most of those DJ's use the original vob file off the dvd for best quality. Vob's are extremely huge.

Joe Nieves October 26th, 2008 05:32 PM
That's why I allways have a external usb 7200 Rpm hard drive to store video, music and Karaoke files.

billyo October 26th, 2008 07:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Joe Nieves (Post 84719)
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That's why I allways have a external usb 7200 Rpm hard drive to store video, music and Karaoke files.
one of friends i was talking about has 1 terabyte and he said it's almost full due to music videos..i think the speed of the hhd has nothing to do with the capacity..

bryant October 26th, 2008 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted by billyo (Post 84725)
one of friends i was talking about has 1 terabyte and he said it's almost full due to music videos..i think the speed of the hhd has nothing to do with the capacity..
A lot of DJ's moved to .avi files, much smaller and quality not too bad if you're not fussy.

billyo October 27th, 2008 01:30 AM
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Originally Posted by bryant (Post 84726)
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A lot of DJ's moved to .avi files, much smaller and quality not too bad if you're not fussy.
thanks for the adviced bryant, but i don't really used music videos. thanks anyway, i' will relay your advice to my friends..

kiwisinger October 27th, 2008 09:31 AM
QUOTE: "Hey Kiwisinger, I just thought of a possible workaround.

I can imagine your frustration about not finding your video files when you do a search. How about taking a small MP3+G file and naming it the name of your video file but including the word "VIDEO" in the title. Then import in to Hoster. Repeat for all of your video files. This would at least allow you to see the files in the normal search, and prompt you to add from the video button.

When Hoster comes out with the new feature, you can just use the multiple option in the edit screen, search for video, and delete all."

Hi Marklwood, thank you so much for your suggestion....thats a brilliant idea!!! Awesome!! I will do that :)

Cheers....Lance :)

Joe Nieves October 27th, 2008 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by billyo (Post 84725)
one of friends i was talking about has 1 terabyte and he said it's almost full due to music videos..i think the speed of the hhd has nothing to do with the capacity..
Hi billyo

You're ebsolutely correct.

I was referring to the 7200 Rpm Drv. as it relates to the type of drive, which has a faster access time and is usually used for music or video files instead of a 5400 Rpm Drv.

Not the capacity understand?

Thx Joe....

capnvic October 29th, 2008 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted by kiwisinger (Post 84788)
QUOTE: "Hey Kiwisinger, I just thought of a possible workaround.

I can imagine your frustration about not finding your video files when you do a search. How about taking a small MP3+G file and naming it the name of your video file but including the word "VIDEO" in the title. Then import in to Hoster. Repeat for all of your video files. This would at least allow you to see the files in the normal search, and prompt you to add from the video button.

When Hoster comes out with the new feature, you can just use the multiple option in the edit screen, search for video, and delete all."

Hi Marklwood, thank you so much for your suggestion....thats a brilliant idea!!! Awesome!! I will do that :)

Cheers....Lance :)
Has anyone here used Promo Only videos? I know one person who has been using their videos for quite awhile. Good stuff from what I have seen...

Doug Bracey October 29th, 2008 06:40 PM
reply about music videos
 
Thanks! Just today I ordered some videos from Promo Only and will get them friday so I'll see how they work out.

oncall October 29th, 2008 07:57 PM
i have tested a number of ripping software, DVD of course, and i like VJ Ripper so far. Seems to compress and still have nice quality and a bit faster than some of the others i've tried. If you are gonna not play on a DVD player. FYI

On Call

ddouglass May 31st, 2009 11:36 AM
I moved the new posts in this thread on Hoster 4.09 to the Hoster Help Forum where it belongs. You will find it at this link
http://forum.mtu.com/showthread.php?t=11495


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