New found hatred for Western Digital....
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Re: New found hatred for Western Digital....
by the way.. this is how I finally noticed the Samsung drive I mentioned before had something going horribly wrong...
I had some mp3's with blips and stuff in it, but this was pretty damn obvious..
I've used this 40GB Samsung as a dedicated GTA IV drive with multiple copies on it (car modding etc. .. having backups of the game so I don't have to reinstall, which takes forever to do)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMbrEdsYe1Q
"Follow the multi colored brick road" .. lolComment
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Re: New found hatred for Western Digital....
It's an old video (2009) and I don't have it locally anymore. I could have downloaded it from YT and reupload it somewhere, but it would be missing the annotations in the video.
So I just grabbed a screen recorder and captured the already crappy-quality video (encoder problems before I uploaded it) again.. lol
Looks like sh*t but oh well..
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/47192959/GTA_IV-1.mp4
x264 video. Plays fine in VLC.Comment
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