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here in australia some cases and jackets on a dvd movie say contains a easter egg or eggs in the extras, what the hell is a easter egg, i worked in the vidoe duplication industry for 13years and have never heard of a easter egg

An 'easter egg' is a hidden segment that program writers or dvd creator hide withing the menu. It might be an outtake, some special interview, or just a joke. Lately, so-called easter eggs have been planted and publicized by the dvd maker.

Here's one site where I find many easter eggs on dvd's regularly. Be sure you are looking for the right region version.
http://www.dvdeastereggs.com/showTitles.php

How long does it take you to drive to the gym? To psych yourself up to go after a day at the office solving other people’s problems, shuttling your kids around, or just worrying about your children and, if you’re blessed, grandchildren? If you’re like most of us, I’ll bet it’s more than ten minutes each. How much time do you spend taking care of yourself? I’ll wager less than ten minutes. The stress, the tension, the exhaustion takes its toll on your mind and your body. At the end of the day, who do you see in the mirror?

You may ask, how does this relate to Isometric Exercise? Odds are, you never made it to the gym, you didn’t get any exercise, and you ate on the run, and the mirror is not your friend. The DVD player is your friend. It’s your escape to another world. Let it be the escape into your new world. Isometric Exercise will teach you to take ten minutes in your day and regain everything you have just spent, or spent ten minutes thinking about spending, and translate it into energy, flexibility and strength, and, in a low impact manner, combined with the correct breathing, help you reduce weight, inches and stress.

Isometric Exercise involves contracting muscles without shortening the angle of the joint. “Isometric” combines the prefix “iso” (same) with “metric” (distance); in these exercises the length of the muscle does not change. Meaning what? Meaning you expend energy, thereby burning calories, by holding the contraction.

Slow, rhythmic breathing, as in yoga, permeates your body with much needed oxygen, producing low impact effective workout without the heavy breathing of aerobics.

Walking, biking, etc., help, if it’s right for you, but no need to push. No ride to the gym, no expensive equipment, no trendy outfits. No angst; just you, alone, with the mirror that within a week will become your friend. The mirror will help you maintain correct positioning for stretching and exercise. You can see and feel results in days, and lose pounds and inches within a week

Isometric exercise will allow you, in less time than to takes to watch a movie, to take control of your life and self-image. Whether you are ten pounds, thirty pounds or two hundred pounds from you goal, staying with the program, which takes less time than making your shopping list, will increase your vitality, and decrease your body fat.

These still simple weight loss exercises actually reduce your workout time by combining techniques. Most of this can be done in a chair, or on your carpet. Do you have special needs? You can still take advantage of isometric exercise. A specialized trainer can help you tailor the techniques to your situation – whatever your situation. For less than the cost of one month in most gyms you can learn isometric exercise in the comfort of your home and you can become the person you want be, and turn some heads in the process. Invest in yourself.

I have been looking up green lasers and found they cost A lot anyware from $50 for A cheep one to $500 for A good one that will burn stuff light A match from 100 Feet away cut stuff and more But then you can see the line in the air not good if you plan to be sneaky you can take A DVD burning laser out of the player add A lens And you got A burning laser for $50 how bout that well what I would like to know is can you buy just the laser diode from some ware then I would not have to rip apart A DVD burning drive and chance ****ing up the laser diode thank you

Dude, dvd burner's diode no where near to burn anything! It just give some heat where it's focused and special plastic material of DVD melts and takes a shape. You can buy diode of DVD players around $1-2.

Friend records on Sony dcr-trv260 (D8) camera and transfers through FireWire to Samsung DVD-R120 DVD Player/Burner. Finalizes the disk (no embedded copy protection). Plays fine 99% of time on the Samsung and 60% of time on Panasonic DVD-RV32 player.

Duplicates with Aleratec CopyCruiserPro & blank Verbatim DVD-R 16X with CCP at slowest speed (1x). Most times it copies 1 hour of video in 5-8 mins & says it was successful. Copy plays fine 95+% of time on the Samsung but only 30% of time on the Panasonic.

He's using Verbatims over 1.5 yrs & until last month only had playability issues with 1% of the copies he sent out (out of 600+). Now almost every one has digital stuttering & playability problems. Most play fine on Samsung, but all give problems on Panasonic with customer complaints.

2 of the new masters from 2 days ago give BAD DISK ERRORS when used as master in the CCP & duplication process does not complete. That has NOT happened before & nothing in the process has changed.

Help??

Bad media or bad drive. In the future save some older media to confirm this. DVDs are created in batches and the whole batch may be affected. Search for some slower media at one of the smaller stores to get some older DVD media. If these burn fine then it's just a bad batch of DVDs you got. If they also turn out crappy then it may be time to replace the DVD burner. They do wear out eventually.