Hey Stav, what about Vongo

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Fluffy @ May 17 2006, 11:45 PM) [snapback]79648[/snapback][/center]
Is http://www.vongo.com/ any good? Specifically talking about the downloading requirements that you have.
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I'm not sure I want to know how you would know what his "downloading" needs are......
 
No way. First off, those arent DVD quality. Second, you can't store them anywhere, like a DVD or a hard drive. They delete automatically after 24 hours (the PPV ones) and the rest deleted after a certain time limit. And watching DVDs on a computer is something I hate. Sony Wega FTW :)
 
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No way. First off, those arent DVD quality. Second, you can't store them anywhere, like a DVD or a hard drive. They delete automatically after 24 hours (the PPV ones) and the rest deleted after a certain time limit. And watching DVDs on a computer is something I hate. Sony Wega FTW :)
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Ahhhhhhh, that would make it difficult for you then....:lol:
 
My friend has the perfect setup for when Blu-Ray technology comes out. He has set up his house so that all his computers and TVs are connected, so his wife can watch one channel in the kitchen while he watches something else on one of his computers in his office, all via a single line. He can pause live TV on any screen anywhere, and resume it. But that isn't the awesome part. The awesome part is that he successfully was able to get an HD feed from his cable box to his computers, and he can record movies and stuff in HD. Each movie takes up at least 10GB of space, so he now just stores them on his hard drive. Of course, it isn't any movie you want, it is what they show on the movie channels, but still, its fucking badass. We saw a bit of Chronicles of Riddick via the regular DVD version on his HD TV, and then we played the same clip on the same TV from the HD version on his computer. I almost creamed in my pants
 
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My friend has the perfect setup for when Blu-Ray technology comes out. He has set up his house so that all his computers and TVs are connected, so his wife can watch one channel in the kitchen while he watches something else on one of his computers in his office, all via a single line. He can pause live TV on any screen anywhere, and resume it. But that isn't the awesome part. The awesome part is that he successfully was able to get an HD feed from his cable box to his computers, and he can record movies and stuff in HD. Each movie takes up at least 10GB of space, so he now just stores them on his hard drive. Of course, it isn't any movie you want, it is what they show on the movie channels, but still, its fucking badass. We saw a bit of Chronicles of Riddick via the regular DVD version on his HD TV, and then we played the same clip on the same TV from the HD version on his computer. I almost creamed in my pants
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Well DVD = 480p and HD TV = 780p (or even 1080i), no?

So, yeah, I bet you saw a difference. :lol:
 
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