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I think I've downloaded the contents of a DVD, although I'm not sure.
I have a .m3u , a .nfo and a .sfv.. is that all I need to m,ake a DVD, and if so.. how the funk do I do it? :-)
I have a .m3u , a .nfo and a .sfv.. is that all I need to m,ake a DVD, and if so.. how the funk do I do it? :-)
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I think I've downloaded the contents of a DVD, although I'm not sure.
I have a .m3u , a .nfo and a .sfv.. is that all I need to m,ake a DVD, and if so.. how the funk do I do it? :-)
I have a .m3u , a .nfo and a .sfv.. is that all I need to m,ake a DVD, and if so.. how the funk do I do it? :-)
isn't an .m3u file a playlist?
Oh deary me.
An nfo is just an info file, it contains information on the thing you have downloaded, what its about, format, region (pal, ntsc etc)
hhat u woulent be a bit slow atall
Hmmmz, that is odd. Normally they're in .BIN files or something similar that can be burnt as an image.
Can you give me a file size, HHAT?
Can you give me a file size, HHAT?
He's clearly downloaded himself a virus.
is that one of those do it urself ones
Most likely, he's downloaded a 4.7GB DVD-rip.
Reefer wrote:
> Hmmmz, that is odd. Normally they're in .BIN files or something
Yea like 10% of the time, mostly avi and mpg.
> Hmmmz, that is odd. Normally they're in .BIN files or something
Yea like 10% of the time, mostly avi and mpg.
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