Plasma died for a few reasons.

First it far from being environmental friendly and it consumes much more energy.

But the major reason, is that it doesn't last as long as other technologies. A plasma television, will have dead pixels, and you will have to trade it faster than any other technology. So why would you spend so much money on something that won't last long?

Are you sure you downloaded regular version and not non-codecs version? In Mint all codecs should work right out of the box.
Check if you have this package installed, http://community.linuxmint.com/software/view/non-free-codecs If not install it.
Otherwise try another video player (totem is quite good), maybe  VLC is bugged.

I use ImToo, but then again, only to convert to phone format.

Windows Movie Maker is often "good enough", but don't botch the movie with anything ridiculous or overused… basic transitions and a non-default, but subtle, font should do.

Also look into Microsoft Photo Story. It turns any picture set into a movie, complete with generated music, that would nestle into a History Channel documentary. And yes, you can narrate over it too.

Are there really non gay-friendly seedbox providers out there?  I think the bottom line for most is to take your money.

I'm happily using Feralhosting.

Try using a VPN or seedbox.

Private Internet Access is a good VPN with cheap membership, $3.33/mo if you pay for the whole year at once ($39.95/yr).
https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/

As this has nothing to do with GT.ru, I'm moving it to the proper place.

Nice, Just installed cryptocat on Firefox.

Tried to join the conversation and got–>Conversation name must be alphanumeric.

@trentreviso:

I did not know that the user agent for Chrome reported Windows 8 as "Windows NT 6.3"

That has nothing to do with the used browser at all. All operating systems have all their own, unique ID. If you would like to learn more about user agent strings from operating systems, you might like to visit: http://user-agent-string.info/list-of-ua/os

Windows 7 is the version "Windows NT 6.1" for example, but if the forum declares all "Windows NT 6.1" - Versions as "Windows 7", it is based on the fact, that the forum is modified with the information, that "Windows NT 6.1" is the name of the os "Windows 7". ^^

@chocslimgd:

Do they have programs like that for Mac?

For Mac you can use iMovie, I use it for cutting video up all the time - I think that'll cover your needs.

Tanx Popper  😉

This would work without any additional program, if you have TWO sound cards.

2. done that. doesn't work.

1. I'm gonna have to get the maid to use mozilla.

😊

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The files are avi/mpg

and in most cases it will save optical disc space, i.e. allow multiple movies on a DVD. You should as well keep in mind that each re-encoding reduces the quality. All common video codec in use are lossy.

I really don't think illegal filesharing using your business internet is a very good idea at all … much better to just take out a better home internet tariff instead.