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can anyone help me with this ??

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beefrh

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hello gang .
i've asked about dvds or isos on here a couple of times for ohio state football games
there was a guy who was letting me download torrents of avi based osu games i apprecited that thank you mr king for those
but for the older games i would like to get dvds or isos because older avi conversions arent as good as todays and i'd like to watch full version osu games on my tv via dvd player ..
i saw that there are some dvd/isos on here of osu games can someone reseed these please ??
i'd like to back in time to see games with woody hayes and earle bruce as the coach of the scarlet and gray buckeyes of thee ohio state university ..
i've always been a fan of the nfl for years now i'm trying to enjoy and follow college football i've heard alot of people have a fondness for ohio state i want to see why for myself !!
you guys can help me with this i hope !!
thank you
beefrh
 
beefrh said:
hello gang .
i've asked about dvds or isos on here a couple of times for ohio state football games
there was a guy who was letting me download torrents of avi based osu games i apprecited that thank you mr king for those
but for the older games i would like to get dvds or isos because older avi conversions arent as good as todays and i'd like to watch full version osu games on my tv via dvd player ..
i saw that there are some dvd/isos on here of osu games can someone reseed these please ??
i'd like to back in time to see games with woody hayes and earle bruce as the coach of the scarlet and gray buckeyes of thee ohio state university ..
i've always been a fan of the nfl for years now i'm trying to enjoy and follow college football i've heard alot of people have a fondness for ohio state i want to see why for myself !!
you guys can help me with this i hope !!
thank you
beefrh
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FYI:
DVDs and ISO's are standard definition; NOT HD; unless its dual sided discs. You need advanced software to do that; to burn 720i and 1080i. The reason older .avi conversions are not as good as more recent is because they were converted from standard 4GB DVDs that fit 2 hours at standard definiton, 3-4 hours at slightly lower quality. 8GB Dual layer discs (It's one sided, just 2 layers on that one side) Can fit 2 hours of HD ; 4 hours of standard. I used to use them a long time ago to fit 3 hour movies or 4 hours of TV episodes of something like HBOs The Wire. But they're damn expensive.
What I am trying to say is: If you want the best quality; you should connect a laptop or desktop to your big fat flatscreen; and play the files using VLC media Player. If you want the best quality. Its either that, or Burning BluRays. If you DO decide to play off a computer; use VLC media player shift and right or left click to go fwd and back 3 seconds at a time.
I burned all my classic football and Buckeye stuff to DVD but its also archived on numerous hard drives, an internal and 2 externals. One day I'll have a backup PC tower in a cabinet hooked up hidden away in my entertainment center; when I really really want Quality; like the new Star Wars; I'll pull out a remote keyboard and remote mouse; and just select on TV remote the other source; like we all do to toggle between cable and DVD player. EVERYTHING is HDMI now; its so much simpler. But costlier; HDMI cables are at least 15$.

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Roo614 said:
FYI:
DVDs and ISO's are standard definition; NOT HD; unless its dual sided discs. You need advanced software to do that; to burn 720i and 1080i. The reason older .avi conversions are not as good as more recent is because they were converted from standard 4GB DVDs that fit 2 hours at standard definiton, 3-4 hours at slightly lower quality. 8GB Dual layer discs (It's one sided, just 2 layers on that one side) Can fit 2 hours of HD ; 4 hours of standard. I used to use them a long time ago to fit 3 hour movies or 4 hours of TV episodes of something like HBOs The Wire. But they're damn expensive.
What I am trying to say is: If you want the best quality; you should connect a laptop or desktop to your big fat flatscreen; and play the files using VLC media Player. If you want the best quality. Its either that, or Burning BluRays. If you DO decide to play off a computer; use VLC media player shift and right or left click to go fwd and back 3 seconds at a time.
I burned all my classic football and Buckeye stuff to DVD but its also archived on numerous hard drives, an internal and 2 externals. One day I'll have a backup PC tower in a cabinet hooked up hidden away in my entertainment center; when I really really want Quality; like the new Star Wars; I'll pull out a remote keyboard and remote mouse; and just select on TV remote the other source; like we all do to toggle between cable and DVD player. EVERYTHING is HDMI now; its so much simpler. But costlier; HDMI cables are at least 15$.

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Only ever had one hdmi cable from them go bad, out of many.
 
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