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It should work the same as you said but its not always the case, and as for Beta testing it well known that a new version of windows gets released to public to really beta test it.

How do you guys know its not a vista problem ?. Vista dont always work the same with different types of hardware configurations. Vista and vista hardware drivers are not quite there yet ( its still crap ). As said before try updating all hardware drivers.

But dont most people carry there phones around anyway. As regaurds the head phones the solution is bluetooth headphones with a shuffle control on the tiny reciever £20'ish. I can only speak for the phones I have owned all have been able to create play lists and have been easy to use and have had good battery life, 1gb memory is very cheap £3-4. Sound quality is subjective with many different factors that can affect it , type of music with the codec used, headphones and so on. Get a good DAP app for the phone with a graphic equalizer this will sort out most players downfalls.

Just a thought did you remove the reeds when you removed the head ? make sure they are seated correctly and like was said earlier piston, rings and compression. If these are 100% right and you are sure the carb setup is 100% correct then replace the plug if its still a no go the check the timming. Its all quite easy stuff to check and correct. Your having a laugh....

Why dont you use your phone ?. I would be intrested to hear your comments.

Some very intresting points, I think along the same lines as you on this one.

thought that was the function of the blue laser in general much much better focus, BRay data is written in a spiral patteren and HDdvd is more of the existing method of writting data. HDdvd and BRay in a internal drive cool dont spose its a HD writter as well is it?. Im only intrested because we have a really good use for this video format. But if the dvd burners and media are cheap enough .... you can fit about 35+ full lengh dvd quality divx encoded films on one disk or 60+ on BRay now that would be cool.

Hddvd and BRay use the same disks and laser, the difference is the way the data is written to the disk as far as I can make out.

Im not thinking of getting a player but im in the market for a HD video cam for use at work and from what I have been reading about the cams within the price range im looking at they appear to be geared up mainly for the BRay format and use a Sony compression which not all video editors are compat with. I have only just started to look into this and to be honest have already got a headache, ok if you have hd cam can you throw some light on this or thinking about a hd cam for about 1k what would you go for. The cam will be used in a studio for making 30sec clips for the momment anyway, so editing isnt really a problem but we may want to expand on this and also may want to burn HDdisks a few months from now. ad101 Posted Today, 08:23 PM wow...that's a ballsy thing to do.. good luck to 'em though- blu ray is better! Why is BRay better ?

could try Firmware update/crack for your dvd drive, RegionKiller 2 or DVD Genie software.

I think its LG that make the duel reader.

Just wondering have anybody got any opinions ?. Just as people are getting used to DVD's and the loads of different formats that these can comprise of they have gone and thrown 2 more formats in the mix. BRay higher capacity 50gb HDdvd 30gb incompatible with each other, BRay players average 100-150 more expensive. Xbox got HDdvd, PS3 BRay. Who do you think will come out on top, and why or do you even care. Sony computers are supporting BRay as they invented it Tosh are supporting HDdvd, I think its a really bad time for the consumer as regards HD dvd's. Its a little more at stake with this than there ever was with the betamax vhs war sony lost that one.

Well said its taken a long time but XP works well now. In my experience MS OS's are always at its best when MS are saying they are working on a new OS. with the exception of ME this was released as a crap OS and was crap when it was replaced.

I have nothing against the MAC to be honest it just seems that way, I think I have a problem more with some MAC users attitudes

If the people that are using vista are happy with it and are not having any problems then good for you, I look after and maintain 300+ computers personally and about 2500+ as part of a team, PC's/MAC's with a range of OS installed So for the time being we will not be upgrading our windows pc's upto vista Due to the well documented information that me/team have access to, I/We cannot afford to spend loads of time trying to fix know/unkown incompatibility problems with vista. Its is a lot better than when it first was released but still not good enough for us to roll out vista to our users. I have 3 pc's running vista ( different specs ) that I test hardware\software combinations just for the record.