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Feck feck feck deleted all my dr whos

Fecking Panasonic.
I meant to 'finalise' but instead hit 'format' and wiped 5 episodes of
Dr Who that I was backing up from the hard drive. And of course I'd
deleted them frmo the hard drive before I formatted the disc.

What are the odds of scanning the drive from another machine with
recovery software ?

Feck feck feck deleted all my dr whos

Ed wrote:
Fecking Panasonic.

I meant to 'finalise' but instead hit 'format' and wiped 5 episodes of
Dr Who that I was backing up from the hard drive. And of course I'd
deleted them frmo the hard drive before I formatted the disc.

No one ever told me i cant finalise a DVD ram. I hate panasonic.

If you can't wait for the box set you can buy the dvds from play.com for
£10.99 ...

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Feck feck feck deleted all my dr whos

In article , {$usenet-spamdump$}
@mrtickle.demon.co.uk says...
In , Ed Chilada
wrote:

On 30 May 2006 04:22:15 -0700, "DVDfever Dom"
wrote:

To save problems like this happening, I got a 400Gb Seagate USB hard
drive and connect that via firewire to my PC. That way, every time I
record something I want to keep I archive it to DVD and convert that to
an .mpg file on the hard drive (the latter is dead easy with a program
like Mpeg Video Wizard) and I do that before I delete it from my TiVo.

How do you get the video off the Tivo? I've done this myself after
fitting a turbonet card (or whatever it's called), and then being able
to get .ty files from the Tivo over FTP.

Use TyTool (http://www.dealdatabase.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=47025 and
http://www.tytool.com/tytemplates/FAQ/default.aspx). It gets the files
off faster than FTP, lets you do frame-accurate editing and converts the
audio to 48kHz for DVD *without* re-encoding the video, creates a DVD
fileset complete with a menu and then all you have to do is burn the
fileset as a DVD-Video. Be prepared to read a lot of FAQs and go up a
learning curve; the quality of the results are worth it. HTH

One point to note about Mpeg Video Wizard, when getting a DVD-format mpeg out
of the .vob files, it doesn't convert them either, they just pass-through
quite quickly.

I discovered it shortly after registering TMPGEnc. D'oh :)
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Feck feck feck deleted all my dr whos

On 30 May 2006 02:04:39 -0700, I waved a wand and this message
magically appeared:

I meant to 'finalise' but instead hit 'format' and wiped 5 episodes of
Dr Who that I was backing up from the hard drive. And of course I'd
deleted them frmo the hard drive before I formatted the disc.

Are there any episodes that comes with subtitles available on the 'net?
I'd be very happy.
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Feck feck feck deleted all my dr whos

Ed wrote:
Fecking Panasonic.

I meant to 'finalise' but instead hit 'format' and wiped 5 episodes of
Dr Who that I was backing up from the hard drive. And of course I'd
deleted them frmo the hard drive before I formatted the disc.

Which one should NEVER do.

No one ever told me i cant finalise a DVD ram.

Apart from the manual, of course.