Right, because of this tutorial, and to respect the hard work thats been put in, I've set this section (the PC FAQ, Guides & Tutorials) as Can't See Content.

Basically, Guests can view what we have in this section, but when they go to click on this tutorial, they have to register; otherwise, any guest can come along, view it, copy it and make out they done it.

Cool..Thanks

Awesome work fella.

i have to hand it to ya fella now that is one hell of a tut that i will and other will be using.......altho i do recommend adding a GAMRR watermark to the pics :thumbsup:

Thanks.

As for the watermarks, nice idea, but if you download ALL of them, add the watermarks, I suppose I can go through and change all the links around.

But I'm not doing it. There's 54 images there

Originally Posted by crazybiker

Thanks.

As for the watermarks, nice idea, but if you download ALL of them, add the watermarks, I suppose I can go through and change all the links around.

But I'm not doing it. There's 54 images there

i would have done but im dead tired and have work in like 5 hours time lol....im off to sleep now.....

Well, that is a good idea.

If you, or anyone else is willing to watermark the images without making the images smaller, and PM me the links, I'd be happy to edit the posts and update the images with new links.

Originally Posted by crazybiker

I'd like to say a HUGE thanks to Leo of this forum. I wouldn't have been able to get anywhere without his HUGE help, and quite frankly, his mini tutorial he wrote up for me. Thank you.

Cheers, my man!

I was wondering if I should incorporate my guide in a post here; good thing I decided against it (there wasn't a section about stuff like this before lol). Good job! :thumbsup:

A small errata, if the source Blu-ray contains interlaced content in the VC1 codec, the ffdshow decoder will not function properly. This was an issue discussed greatly on HDBits. If anyone has to encode a 50i or 60i stream (like, say, most BBC HD content, but not limited to; virtually all PAL Blu-rays are 50i), the internal Windows 7 decoder will have to be used to get uncorrupted results.

Originally Posted by Leo

Cheers, my man!

I was wondering if I should incorporate my guide in a post here; good thing I decided against it (there wasn't a section about stuff like this before lol). Good job! :thumbsup:

Erm. There's always been a PC Guide section.