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  1. Posted · Report reply

    Since you probably do not have access to the php.ini file you can add this line of code to an .htaccess file in the directory where your script is going to be (Remember that .htaccess is a hidden file)

    php_value upload_max_filesize 153600000
    You would also have to use that value in your script. 153600000 (150MB)

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    Thankyou very much...

    I not good with codes or anything... im just a biggener... lol

    thanks for ur help.. can i have ur msn address or email address:

     

    bash18

  2. Posted · Report reply

    I will reply With Popup Blockers, Please Feel Free To Join Me and reply.

    because popups are headaches.... i Hate them very very much...

     

    Popup Free

     

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    Its free give it a try..

     

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    note: The Above is not a direct download link - u will have to fill in a form...

     

    bash18

     

    a small, BUT powerful piece of software that blocks all types of ads before they are loaded, THIS in A WAY bOoSTS UR BROWsiNG SPEED. lol

     

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    bash18

  5. Posted · Report reply

    NEW Windows Media Encoder x64 Edition 9

     

    Comparing 32-bit and 64-bit Versions

    You can encode audio and video content in Windows Media Video (WMV) format using either the 32-bit version or the 64-bit version of Windows Media Encoder 9 Series. The version you choose will depend on your encoding scenarios.

     

    The new Windows Media Encoder 9 Series x64 Edition contains the same feature set as the widely used 32-bit version of Windows Media Encoder 9 Series as well as the following updates:

    VC-1 video codec. Windows Media Encoder 9 Series x64 Edition includes support for a fully SMPTE-conformant version of the new VC-1 video codec. Windows Media Video 9 Advanced Profile is part of Microsoftâs implementation of VC-1, which is the proposed SMPTE standard that delivers high-definition quality with highly efficient compression rates. It requires less computational power and can be decoded at full 1080i/p resolution on a typical computer. Windows Media Video 9 Advanced Profile delivers high definition (HD) content at bit rates as low as 6 Mbps to 8 Mbps.

    Windows Media Digital Rights Management (DRM). In contrast to the 32-bit version of Windows Media Encoder 9 Series, the 64-bit version includes a separate DRM Protect Utility that allows you to apply DRM protection to your content files after the encoding process is completed. The DRM Protect Utility uses the information in the DRM profile you select to encrypt your content with a key, and other digital rights management settings that are specific to that DRM profile.

    The DRM Protect Utility is available only for the 64-bit version of the encoder and cannot be used with the 32-bit version. Additionally, the DRM encryption functionality in the 32-bit version of the encoder does not work with the 64-bit version.

     

     

    Encoding Scenarios

    Windows Media Encoder 9 Series x64 Edition is designed to introduce you to the x64 support found in Microsoft Windows Vista. Therefore, some encoding scenarios are not yet fully optimized for the 64-bit version of the encoder. You should determine whether to use the 32-bit or 64-bit version depending on your encoding scenario and on your plans to migrate to x64 versions of encoding applications.

     

    Scenarios that are optimized for the 64-bit version include:

    Encoding 720p HD 2-pass PVBR content on quad-processor and dual-processor computers.

    Encoding 720p HD AVI using the new VC-1 codec on quad-processor and dual-processor computers.

     

    Scenarios that are not yet fully optimized for the 64-bit version include:

    Resizing content from AP HD to AP standard definition (SD).

    Encoding high-quality SD content.

    source:http://www.microsoft.com/expression/eng/

     

    CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD

     

    bash18

  6. Posted · Report reply

    Windows Media Encoder 9 Series is a powerful tool for content producers who want to capture audio and video content using the many innovations in Windows Media 9 Series including high-quality multichannel sound, high-definition video quality, support for mixed-mode voice and music content, and more. Choose from 32-bit and 64-bit versions of the encoder.

    Source: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

     

    lol - i didnt make the same mistake...

     

    CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD

     

    bash18

  9. Posted · Report reply

    Hi, everybody I'am new here and I don't know how to get credits. Any one can tell me?

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    lol

    Nice To Meet U...

     

    Im New My Self - I dont Think I made The Right Impression When i joined- i made mistakes straight away - but im gettin use to it.. anyway..

     

    Weclome to Xisto.

    hope u enjoy ur stay...

     

     

    (for points reply like i am or make a new topics)

     

    bash18

  12. Posted · Report reply

    Zone alarm is A easy to use Free firewall.. protecting both inbound and out bound..

    ZoneAlarm is Completely free for individual and not-for-profit charitable entity use (but not governmental entities and educational institutions)...

    System Requirements:
    Windows 98SE/ME/2000 Pro/XP. Pentium III 450 MHz or higher. 50MB of available hard disk space. Internet access. Minimum system RAM: 48MB (98SE/ME), 64MB (2000 Pro), 128MB (XP).

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    BASH18

  13. Posted · Report reply

    I just recently got a Motorola V3 RAZR cell phone from http://www.letstalk.com/. The price tag said, "Free." Let me warn you, it really wasn't free. You have to pay for the phone and then they give you rebates and stuff, which then equals free. But by signing up for a free cell phone from that company, it constitutes agreement in paying for a yearly contract for your cell phone to be able to call people. So I scored a deal, they get paid by the phone distributor, the phone company (mine's T-Mobile) gets the money, everyone wins! One thing though, their customer support isn't that great. Let me rephrase that, it's like America Online. After getting the phones, I ordered Bluetooth and haven't gotten it since. Complaining to the support line didn't help, they just gave me the cold shoulder. Anyway, at least I got a free phone. My service rating is -5/10. However, my overall rating is 7/10. I'm quite generous.

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    I bought My 6230i a while ago... trust me im not gonna make the same mistake again...

     

    I bought it on Orange - UK. From local shop on cashback deal(pay monthly)...

    The deal was i get My Nokia 6230i free (£30 monthly)& and nother fone completely free -

     

    But from My bank They Were Taking(orange) £150 - so i foned them up ........

     

    they replied i go back to the shop every month and get my cash back ...

     

    2 problems - i dont have much spare time

    & the shop is 8 miles away - (i moved houses),

     

    After 4 months i cancled my direct debit and still now i get letters.lol

    (IM NOT INCOURAGING U TO DO THAT!!)IT'S WRONG - I cant afford it so i had to.

     

    NOTE: I talked to orange and took time - they agreed to let me settle in new home then pay after few months (VIA COURT)...

     

    BASH18

     

    MY MESSAGE IS STICK TO THE NORMAL TARRiFS Dont FALL 4 Cash Back Deals or U might be paying Over Double like Me ... lol

     

    bash18

  14. Posted · Report reply

    Considering that HD-DVD is an inferior format to Blu-Ray, I don't see HD-DVD really catching the following that Blu-Ray will. I heard a rumour that Blu-Ray wasn't going to catch on for the sake of no backwards compatibility with DVD media, but I doubt that's the case, as say, the PS3 is still going to be backward compatible to play PS2 discs...And those discs just happen to be DVD media...enough said.

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    What does the XBOX 360 Use -

    I know It Has Wireless Remotes using Bluetooht 2,

    but whats disks do it take...

     

    thanks

    bash18

  15. Posted · Report reply

    have you heard of blue ray...

    bash18

    Notice from miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG:
    Once again this article was entirely copied (verbatim) from the site mentioned above. But since you made an attempt to cite the original author's name and source site and the fact that you're new here - you're getting off with a verbal warning only. Be aware that if you'd copied the material and NOT mentioned the source, it'd have been considered plagiarised and you'd get a strong warning in such a case. Too many warnings lead to a ban.

     

    Now since this article wasn't written by you, you cannot be granted any points for it.

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    Thanks for leting me know + letting me off...

    Im'not quite understaning it....

    (reducing histing credits worth 9 days) + (if i mentioned the source and author will i be banned, or dont i get points...)...

    thanks

    bash

  16. Posted · Edited by miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG (see edit history) · Report reply

    January 4th, 2006

     

    We will be back with a fresh Editorial right after CES 2006 have ended. Until then, follow the headlines left on this page.

     

    ---------------

     

    The two formats fighting for supremacy as the next-generation videodisc format are HD-DVD (developed by Toshiba and NEC) and Blu-ray (developed by Sony). The DVD Forum supports HD-DVD, but this does not mean that HD-DVD has won the format war.

     

    Blu-ray has Sony-owned Columbia Tri-Star behind them, plus Sony just bought MGM. Twentieth Century Fox and Disney have also committed themselves to Blu-ray, but a high-ranking executive at Disney has said that they still hope and would argue for a unified format. HD-DVD is backed by Time Warner (Warner Bros., HBO and New Line), Universal (DreamWorks), and Paramount. At this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the HD-DVD camp announced that they will be releasing a slew of titles on HD-DVD before year's end, including "Batman Begins," "Braveheart," and the âHarry Potterâ series. However, the launch now have been delayed until February or March.

     

    Both formats look strong and, sadly, it looks like a format war is unavoidable. But a war can be tough on the success of high-definition content on DVD and may create hesitation on the part of consumers eager to invest in it.

     

    Now, who deserves to win? Who has the best format? A very hard question to answer. Many Web sites have been quick to announce Blu-ray the winner because Blu-ray seems to be the strongest of the two. I donât agree and feel these sites have been caught up in Blu-rayâs publicity machine. A format should not be judged on technical specifications alone. It is an important factor, but in the case of Blu-ray and HD-DVD, the two formats will both be able to deliver the best-looking HD content possible. So one should also look at the cost for implementation and manufacturing. Here HD-DVD is much cheaper and faster to produce. Another thing that many people forget is the power of a name. Ordinary people know what DVD is about, and they can easily understand that HD-DVD has the benefits of DVD, but with HD content. With Blu-ray you have to explain all over again that it is like DVD, only better. Then, ask the public, why donât you call it DVD?

     

    No, I donât think that Blu-ray should just roll over and play dead, but I think that Sony (the main company behind Blu-ray) should have tried harder to work with the DVD Forum and to work toward a unified format instead of simply believing that whatever they came up with would be the best. Letâs pray for a miracle and that a unified format is still possible.

     

    The last word has not been said in this saga, and we will continue to follow the developments closely and give you all the stories as they happen. So as they say â Stay tuned.

     

    Updated September 29th, 2005.

     

    Henning Molbaek

    Editor-in-Chief

    HDDVD.org

     

    Source: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

     


    Notice from miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG:
    This article was entirely copied (verbatim) from the site mentioned above. But since you made an attempt to cite the original author's name and source site and the fact that you're new here - you're getting off with a verbal warning only. Be aware that if you'd copied the material and NOT mentioned the source, it'd have been considered plagiarised and you'd get a strong warning in such a case. Too many warnings lead to a ban.

     

    Now since this article wasn't written by you, you cannot be granted any points for it.

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  18. Posted · Edited by miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG (see edit history) · Report reply

    have you heard of blue ray...

     

    articlefrom bluray.com

     

    Blu-ray Disc

     

     

    Blu-ray, also known as Blu-ray Disc (BD) is the name of a next-generation optical disc format jointly developed by the Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA), a group of the world's leading consumer electronics, personal computer and media manufacturers (including Apple, Dell, Hitachi, HP, JVC, LG, Mitsubishi, Panasonic, Pioneer, Philips, Samsung, Sharp, Sony, TDK and Thomson). The format was developed to enable recording, rewriting and playback of high-definition video (HD), as well as storing large amounts of data. A single-layer Blu-ray Disc can hold 25GB, which can be used to record over 2 hours of HDTV or more than 13 hours of standard-definition TV. There are also dual-layer versions of the discs that can hold 50GB.

     

    While current optical disc technologies such as DVD, DVDÂąR, DVDÂąRW, and DVD-RAM use a red laser to read and write data, the new format uses a blue-violet laser instead, hence the name Blu-ray. Despite the different type of lasers used, Blu-ray products can easily be made backwards compatible through the use of a BD/DVD/CD compatible optical pickup and allow playback of CDs and DVDs. The benefit of using a blue-violet laser (405nm) is that it has a shorter wavelength than a red laser (650nm), which makes it possible to focus the laser spot with even greater precision. This allows data to be packed more tightly and stored in less space, so it's possible to fit more data on the disc even though it's the same size as a CD/DVD. This together with the change of numerical aperture to 0.85 is what enables Blu-ray Discs to hold 25GB/50GB.

     

    With the rapid growth of HDTV, the consumer demand for recording HD programming is quickly rising. Blu-ray was designed with this application in mind and supports direct recording of the MPEG-2 TS (Transport Stream) used by digital broadcasts, which makes it highly compatible with global standards for digital TV. This means that HDTV broadcasts can be recorded directly to the disc without any quality loss or extra processing. To handle the increased amount of data required for HD, Blu-ray employs a 36Mbps data transfer rate, which is more than enough to record and playback HDTV while maintaining the original picture quality. In addition, by fully utilizing an optical disc's random accessing features, it's possible to playback video on a disc while simultaneously recording HD video.

     

    Blu-ray is expected to replace VCRs and DVD recorders with the transition to HDTV over the coming years. The format is also likely to become a standard for PC data storage and HD movies in the future.

     

    Source: http://www.blu-ray.com/info/

     


    bash18

     

     

    Notice from miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG:
    Once again this article was entirely copied (verbatim) from the site mentioned above. But since you made an attempt to cite the original author's name and source site and the fact that you're new here - you're getting off with a verbal warning only. Be aware that if you'd copied the material and NOT mentioned the source, it'd have been considered plagiarised and you'd get a strong warning in such a case. Too many warnings lead to a ban.

     

    Now since this article wasn't written by you, you cannot be granted any points for it.

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  20. Posted · Edited by miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG (see edit history) · Report reply

    I used it and thisk its the best free antivirus...

     

    Description 4m avg website:

    AVG Free Edition is the well-known anti-virus protection tool. AVG Free is available free-of-charge to home users for the life of the product! Rapid virus database updates are available for the lifetime of the product, thereby providing the high-level of detection capability that millions of users around the world trust to protect their computers. AVG Free is easy-to-use and will not slow your system down (low system resource requirements).

     

    Highlights include:

     

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    NOTE: PLZ DONT consider as spam - I just want to share,(Not interested in points)...

     

    bash18

     

     

    Notice from miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG:
    Once again you lost points for NOT QUOTING the copied text. Only point in your favour is that you mentioned the Source in each of your articles. Make sure you use the QUOTE tag from next time onwards.

     

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  21. Posted · Report reply

    how do u upload music!? :D

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    Plz Explain..

     

    if u want to host files, use ftp... http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ (a free web based ftp client), you dont need to install files on ur computer...

     

    If you want to share, use: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/, http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/, /legacy....

     

    im not sure what u want, plz cleaify,

    + forgive me if my english is poor... im tryin my best...

     

    thanks

     

    bash18

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