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[shadowkat]

1. Has anyone figured out how to delete apps from their ipad? If so please advise.

2. In attempting to provide the Momster with an online link to the last episode of Merlin, I screwed up her email. Yes, she took the damn survey in order to watch the episode. Still didn't get the episode, but did get a lot of bad spam email. Note to self - next time advise the Momster not to
take surveys and to ignore all ads associated with the links. For the non-computer savy, watching tv shows on the internet can be frustrating. I told her that SYFY HD delayed the show a week, hope this is true. And she can catch the first episode on Syfy HD on Friday. (Be a shame if she misses it, she loves Merlin.)

3. Reading reviews of the Buffy comics is entertaining, more entertaining then reading them was.
I honestly don't think Whedon is involved with the comics that much.

I've deleted half this post, am in an insanely snarky mood...

Currently between books. Am flirting with Master and the Margritta and Steve Healy's How I Became a Famous Novelist. Master and Margritta will probably be less annoying. So going with that. The other is basically a satire for the sake of satire, and those types of books tend to annoy me. They need to be a lot shorter than they are.

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[masqthephlsphr.livejournal.com]

I am not sure why a video watched on the internet is worried about what kind of computer you have. I just threw in that comment assuming Momster didn't have a Mac, and therefore she'd have more options than I.

[shadowkat67.livejournal.com]

Sometimes it has to do with drive or operating system? I don't know. Just happy I can watch vids now without downloading - I screwed up my computer in 2002-2004 with all the stupid downloading of vids.

[masqthephlsphr.livejournal.com]

I think that downloads in general are safer now than they were back then, but you have to be the judge of that for yourself. Now that I know how to download a TV show episode file, bit torrent it to an avi file, and play it on my Blu Ray player, I prefer that over on-line viewing. I hate watching TV on my computer, because it makes it that much harder to use the computer at the same time.

I just wish I could figure out how to get my Blu Ray player to accept avi files with closed captions added. It still refuses to play those.

[shadowkat67.livejournal.com]

Are you transfering the avi files onto DVD - is that how you are playing them? OR direct download onto the player?

My DVD player can't read AVI at all, have to watch those on the computer and I hate watching tv shows on the computer. Haven't figured out how to do it on the ipad yet.

Probably should get a Blue Ray...but not sure the tv supports it. TV is HD, I know that.

[masqthephlsphr.livejournal.com]

I download them to a flash drive and insert that into the usb connection on the blu ray player. I can also burn the avi files to a DVD and play that on the blu ray.

I can't see to get those same blu rays to play on the DVD player, although I know there's a way, since friends have done them for me.