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Dimitra Arliss Movies
Sad-faced American leading lady Dimitra Arliss was prominently featured in several New York and Broadway stage productions of the 1960s and 1970s. Among her stage credits was Arthur Kopit's
, in which she played a Native American with an Italian accent. She has been seen in numerous TV character roles, notably Marie Falconetti in the 1976 miniseries
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. Dimitra Arliss' most famous film role was as the amorous "hit lady" in
The Sting
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Bella Mafia - Parts I & II
Lynda La Plante (Prime Suspect) scripted this TV miniseries about the family life surrounding a Mafia don. Sicilian magnate Don Luciano (Dennis Farina) and his wife Graziella (Vanessa Redgrave) live comfortably at Villa Rosa in Palermo, Italy. Their son Michael (Michael Hayden) has an affair with Sophia (Nastassja Kinski), leaving her pregnant but unmarried. After Luciano refuses to traffic drugs, angry U.S. mob boss Carolla (Tony Lo Bianco) retaliates by having Michael killed. When Sophia secretly gives birth to Luka, her child by Michael, she then marries another Luciano brother and bears twins. Later, Carolla unwittingly adopts the teenage Luka (James Marsden), who is unaware of his own past. Carolla's vengeance continues through the years, and he passes the hatred on to Luka -- who sees that all males in the Luciano family are eliminated. Despite the slaughter, Luca charms the unsuspecting Luciano widows when he arrives at Villa Rosa, claiming to be the son of a wealthy, concerned American. How long before they learn the truth? Film director Peter Bogdanovich is seen in the role of Luciano's American contact, Giancamo. Bella Mafia first aired 11/16/97 and 11/18/97 on CBS. The feature-length video version was edited down to 117 min. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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Part One of this four-hour TV movie adaptation of Peter Evans' biography suggested that Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis spent every waking hour commiserating in bed with lovers of all sexes. Part Two of Onassis: The Richest Man in the World hunkers down to the Main Event: The showdown between Onassis' longtime lover Maria Callas (Jane Seymour, who screamed and tantrummed her way to an Emmy) and his future spouse Jackie Kennedy. We then move onward (but not upward) to the tragic death of Onassis' daughter; our tepid journey through the cesspools of the Rich and Famous ends with the public bickering over the tycoon's will after his own 1975 demise. As ill-suited as Raul Julia is for the starring role of Aristotle Onassis, Francesca Annis' portrayal of Jackie Kennedy is even worse. Onassis: The Richest Man in the World was originally foisted upon the TV viewing public on May 1 and 2, 1988. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The Fall of the House of Usher
A maddened Roderick Usher (Martin Landau) and his dying sister Madeline (Dimitra Arliss) are the only surviving members of the ancient race of the Ushers in this rendition of the classic Edgar Allen Poe tale. ~ Iotis Erlewine, Rovi
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Murder in Texas
In this made-for-TV docudrama, Sam Elliott stars as John Hill, a Houston plastic surgeon accused of the murder of his socialite wife Joan, the daughter of oil baron Ash Robinson. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones
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This two-part TV movie was, of course, sparked by the November 1978 mass suicide of 913 people at the South American religious "colony" of Jonestown. The catalyst for this tragedy was cult-leader Reverend Jim Jones (played by Powers Boothe, who won an Emmy for his performance), head of the so-called People's Temple. The film traces the life of Jones from his days as an idealistic 1960s activist. He drifts into penny-ante confidence scams and bed-hops from woman to woman, before electing to pass himself off as a modern messiah--eventually believing his own feverish sermons. The climactic scenes are chillingly staged in a near-documentary fashion, with Puerto Rico and Georgia substituting for Guyana. Ned Beatty plays the ill-fated Representative Leo Ryan, while James Earl Jones has a cameo as 1930s religious-leader Father Divine; most of the other main characters are composites of real people. Originally broadcast April 15 and 16, 1980, The Guyana Tragedy was adapted by Ernest Tidyman from the Washington Post and Charles A. Krause's Guyana Massacre: An Eyewitness Account. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Quincy, M.E.: Walk Softly Through the Night, Part 2
In the conclusion of a two-part story, Quincy (Jack Klugman) is still work hand in glove with idealistic pre-med student Marty Herrera in his efforts to bring a shady, drug-pushing doctor named Mason Colella to justice. Hampering Quincy's efforts is the fact that young Herrera's method of "curing" college-age addicts is not only extreme, but illegal. Making matters worse, Colella is murdered--and Marty is arrested for the crime. Both parts of this episode originally aired in a single, two-hour timeslot. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Quincy, M.E.: Walk Softly Through the Night, Part 1
In the first episode of a two-part story (originally telecast in a single two-hour timeslot), Quincy investigates when the son of TV kiddie host Brock Campbell (Michael Constantine), dies of a quaalude overdose. The grieving Campbell had no idea that his son was a junkie--nor could he have ever imagined that the boy's drugs had all been legeally prescribed by a shady doctor named Mason Colella (Charles Aidman). In his efforts to shut Colella and his drug-pushing cronies down, Quincy joins forces with Marty Herrera (A Martinez) a eager if somewhat reckless pre-med student who is determined to purge dangerous drugs from his college campus. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Harold Robbins' The Pirate
This four-hour TV movie is one more of novelist Harold Robbins' "guess who everyone is supposed to really be?" wallowfests (with nary a Jolly Roger in sight). The "pirate" is Baydr (Franco Nero), an anti-Semitic Lebanese oil sheik, who, unbeknownst to himself, is actually an Israel-born Jew fathered by Ben Ezra (Eli Wallach). Baydr marries a haughty American WASP, Jordana (Anne Archer as a blonde), whom he meets at JFK's 1960 presidential campaign, and fathers a son by her. Meanwhile, Leila (Olivia Hussey), one of Baydr's two daughters from a prior marriage, trains to become a PLO terrorist and plots to kidnap Jordana and her son by Baydr. The modern viewer is luckier than those poor TV fans of 1978 who had to sit through two nights of this nonsense: the currently available syndicated version of Harold Robbins' The Pirate (retitled simply The Pirate) runs a mere 150 minutes. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Quincy, M.E.: Go Fight City Hall--To the Death!
Originally telecast as a component of The NBC Sunday Mystery Movie, the feature-length opening episode of Quincy, M.E. quickly establishes the prickly personality and crusading nature of LA County Coroner's Office medical examiner Quincy (Jack Klugman). We're also introduced to several others series regulars, including Quincy's current girlfriend Lee (Lynette Mettey), his talented young assistant Sam (Robert Ito), his overcautious supervisor Dr. Robert Astin (John S. Ragin) and his police contact Lt. Frank Monahan (Garry Walberg). In the opener, Quincy investigates the possible links between a the rape and murder of the mayor's secretary, and the mysterious death of a city controller--and in the process, unearths a wide-ranging conspiracy. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The 1975 TV movie Death Scream is based on the shameful Kitty Genovese affair of 1964, in which a N.Y.C. woman was stabbed to death while 38 witnesses locked their windows and doors and pretended not to hear. Raul Julia stars as the detective who investigates the murder and stirs up the guilt feelings of those who refused to help. The film casts celebrity actors in the roles of the witnesses (Diahann Carroll, Cloris Leachman, Lucie Arnaz, Nancy Walker, Art Carney, et al.). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Kojak: A Killing in the Second House
After one of his clients commits suicide, unscrupulous private eye Ray Coughlin (Martin Balsam hopes to cash in on the man's insurance policy. Conspiring with the victim's equally crooked business manager, Coughlin arranges the evidence to make suicide look like murder. In his efforts to foil this scheme, police lieutenant Kojak (Telly Savalas) makes little effort to hide his shame and disgust over the fact that Coughlin used to be a cop himself. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Bless the Child
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In this supernatural horror story, Jenna (Angela Bettis), an unstable young woman, gives birth to a girl named Cody who proves to be autistic; unable to care for her properly, she turns Cody over to her sister, psychiatric nurse Maggie O'Connell (Kim Basinger). Maggie raises Cody as her own, but when the child (now played by Holliston Coleman) turns six, Jenna and her new husband Eric (Rufus Sewell) forcibly take back the child. Maggie believes Jenna and Eric are not fit parents, but when she takes the matter up with detective John Travis (Jimmy Smits), they discover that a number of children born on the same day as Cody have also been abducted recently. Even worse, it seems that Cody may now be in the hands of Satanists who, in accordance with Biblical prophecy, believe the little girl may be mankind's last line of defense against ultimate evil. Based on a novel by Cathy Cash Spellman, Bless the Child also stars Christina Ricci and Ian Holm. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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In this bittersweet comedy drama, a man nearing the end of his life seeks closure with his family and friends, and he confronts the issues of the right to die. Nick Stark (Eric Roberts) is a successful architect who is openly gay. He was involved in a committed relationship with Brandon Theis (Gregory Harrison), a television director, until Nick discovered that he's HIV-positive. Nick's first question to Brandon is "You won't leave me, will you? I don't want to die alone." Brandon, however, doesn't have the emotional strength to deal with Nick's condition and soon moves on. Several years later, even though Nick has been mindful of his health, he begins to display symptoms of full-blown AIDS, most notably the brain lesions that indicate Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy, an AIDS-related illness that has already claimed several of his friends. Wanting to go out with his dignity intact, Nick decides to throw one last party, which will give him the opportunity to say goodbye to his friends and family while he's still lucid -- shortly after which he intends to take his own life with painkillers. Nick attempts to make peace with his mother and father (Lee Grant and George Segal), who had difficulty accepting their son's lifestyle, and he enjoys a last laugh with his close friends, until Brandon -- who is hardly welcomed by the group -- shows up. Appearing as Nick's friends and family are Margaret Cho, Bronson Pinchot, Bruce Davison, Sally Kellerman, Marlee Matlin, Roddy McDowall, and Dennis Christopher. Writer and director Randal Kleiser loosely based It's My Party on his own personal experiences when his longtime companion was diagnosed with AIDS and opted to take his own life before his symptoms became too severe. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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One woman's life of love and larceny is recounted in this soapy drama based on the best-selling novel by Sidney Sheldon. In the midst of WWII, innocent French girl Noelle Page (Marie-France Pisier) falls in love with dashing American pilot Larry Douglas (John Beck). When Larry is given new orders taking him back to America, he tells Noelle that he'll come back for her -- when he doesn't, she becomes bitter and pledges to use men for their money and power, not for love. Noelle goes on to become a famous actress and weds Constantin Demeris (Raf Vallone), a Greek multi-millionaire. But she can't shake her passion for Larry, and eventually she hires him to work as her personal pilot. While at first he does not recognize her, soon Larry and Noelle are once again involved in a torrid affair, and when Larry's wife Catherine (Susan Sarandon) refuses to give him a divorce, he and Noelle begin planning a scheme to arrange an "accidental" death for Catherine. The Other Side of Midnight marked the American debut of actress Marie-France Pisier, following her role in the international success Cousin, Cousine. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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The Ski Bum
With master cinematographer Vilmos Zsigismond wielding the lenses, it's surprising that Ski Bum looks as amateurish as it does. Zalman King (yes, the same Zalman King who's since become a purveyor of elegant softcore porn) stars as the title character, a Jean-Claude Killy type who leaves the slopes in favor of the business world. He is taken advantage of by a gang of crooks, who plan to use King as their fall guy for a major caper. Charlotte Rampling costars in this "pure 1970s" adaptation of Romain Gary's novel. Ski Bum is fascinating for those film buffs who will recognize the various "auteurs" whose techniques director Bruce Clark swipes throughout the film. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Based on the autobiographical novel by Nicholas Gage, Eleni traces Gage's search for the truth behind the execution of his Greek mother Eleni. John Malkovich plays Gage (herein referred to only as Nick), a New York Times journalist assigned to cover a border war in Albania. Intimately familiar with his beat--it's where he grew up--Nick periodically flashes back to his childhood, and his memories of his late mother Eleni (Kate Nelligan). Not at all concerned with politics, Eleni goes to extreme lengths to shelter her children from the ravages of civil unrest. For attempting to smuggle her kids out of the country, Eleni is arrested and executed. Back in the present, Nick manages to locate local politico Katis (Oliver Cotton), the man who signed Eleni's death warrant. He wangles his way into Katis' confidence, then prepares to kill the man--but he's in for a surprise, and something of an epiphany. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Producer/director/star Clint Eastwood takes his sweet time getting Firefox started. Eastwood plays Mitchell Gant, a past-his-prime U.S. pilot, smuggled into the Soviet Union to steal a new Russian supersonic fighting plane. Fortunately the KGB men are as burnt out as Gant, enabling him to abscond with the plane with the greatest of ease. The rest of the film is a protracted chase, pitting Gant against scores of impersonal MIG pilots. Based on a novel by Craig Thomas. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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In this film, the mysterious Kira (Olivia Newton-John) appears to assist and inspire a young artist, Sonny Malone (Michael Beck). When she helps him meet up with the rich Danny McGuire (Gene Kelly), the two join up together to create an artistic and business success, an unique club called "Xanadu." ~ Iotis Erlewine, Rovi
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Robert Altman cooled his "innovative" jets to make the innocuous romantic comedy A Perfect Couple. Marta Heflin plays a member of a boisterous rock group. Paul Dooley is a bashful bachelor from a tradition-bound Greek family. Heflin and Dooley meet via a computer dating service, whereupon all the expected comedy setups avail themselves, though most of these setups are played as seriously as if this film were MacBeth. The best moments are the scenes with Heflin's musical group, though there are far too many of these. While Perfect Couple didn't make a dime, it still represents one of Altman's better "chamber" films. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Four years after setting box offices ablaze in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Paul Newman, Robert Redford, and director George Roy Hill re-teamed with similar success for The Sting. Redford plays Depression-era confidence trickster Johnny Hooker, whose friend and mentor Luther Coleman (Robert Earl Jones) is murdered by racketeer/gambler Doyle Lonnegan (Robert Shaw). Hoping to avenge Luther's death, Johnny begins planning a "sting" -- an elaborate scam -- to destroy Lonnegan. He enlists the aid of "the greatest con artist of them all," Henry Gondorff (Paul Newman), who pulls himself out of a drunken stupor and rises to the occasion. Hooker and Gondorff gather together an impressive array of con men, all of whom despise Lonnegan and wish to settle accounts on behalf of Luther. The twists and surprises that follow are too complex to relate in detail -- suffice to say that you can't cheat an honest man, and that you shouldn't accept everything at face value. The Sting became one of the biggest hits of the early '70s; grossing 68.5 million dollars during its first run, the film also picked up seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay, and Best Adapted Score for Marvin Hamlisch's unforgettable setting of Scott Joplin's ragtime music. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Hello, We purchased a disk based cache system. The content of the cache system is NFS exported into our cluster. Currently we'd like to tweak the cache setup to increase the IO performance. There are tools like bonny or iozone which tests locally mounted file systems. First I tried to start iozone on many NFS clients hammering the cache file server. I got results which are actually meaningless if they are not the same on all clients. One scenario is: Client A says I got the IO-rate Ra which is twice as big as the IO-rate of B: Ra = 2 Rb. The test on B took twice as long as on A. The simplest idea is to accumulate all the IO results to get the overall IO capability of the cache server. In this case the total IO rate is Rt = Ra + Rb. This would be the accurate result if the IO rate on B was constant during the entire test. But one can also interpret the result in a different way. Client A was doing its IO test and Client B got no bandwidth left at all. Only after A finished the test, B has been served. This results in a twice as small average rate on B. The total IO-rate in this case is only Rt = Ra. These extreme case illustrate the difficulty to interpret the results reliably. It would make more sense to have a tool at hand which starts a test on many clients simultaneously and do a count of the IO operation within a particular time interval. The simultaneity is not a problem here - this can be achieved by scripts. These results can be safely added together to obtain a overall IO-rate. Do you know such a tool or are there other ways to get a picture of a IO capability of cache-file server? Thank you and cheers, Henning
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1. When a tough man drinking wine, believe me, he pour it out of his mouth more than he drink it.
2. You can see people vomiting blood, but you hardly spot any blood trace on their mouths or teeth.
3. When a man practicing/working hard, therell always be a girl who wipes his sweat with the tip (only the tip!!!) of her handkerchief.
4. When a character lie down in bed because injury or sick, his/her opposite sex will take a bowl contains ginseng soup/porridge/medicine, stir the liquid a couple of time, take a very little of the liquid with a spoon, blow it a couple of time to make it cool, then touch the tip (only the tip!!!) of the spoon to his/her lips. Bet you find this scene in almost every wuxia movies!
5. A female can show her attention to a guy by cooking him a bowl of ginseng soup.
6. Buttlers in rich family, mostly named A-Fu.
7. When tough fighters does some meditation, a thick fog will appear around their head.
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This thread is supposed to be used for information about common problems, resolutions and tools to help identify them. If you have something you think needs to be added feel free to post.
I'll allow discussion temporarily for subjects if you feel information is inaccurate or needs to be fixed, but will consolidate that into an official post on the subject. The discussion about it will then be cleaned out so that the faq remains as factual a piece of information as possible.
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Layer separation and disc defects
Sometimes dual layer DVDs can suffer what's known by terms such as layer separation, delamination, laser rot and DVD rot. These are all the same thing really. What happens is that the glue holding the layers together can come undone. The result is that air enters the cavity between the layers, oxidizing the metal holding the information, destroying it. The reason this happens in the first place is usually as a result of poor manufacturing, but putting extra stress on the hub of a DVD can accelerate this process.
Sometimes when discs are being pressed small flaws and errors are introduced, which can lead to a disc becoming partially unreadable. Depending on the player and the severity the problems will vary from minor glitches to a disc being totally unplayable. Both disc defects and layer separation are usually replaced free of cost by the studio. To help identify that that's the real issue however it's recommended to use software such as Nero CD-DVD Speed to check it first. Do the following: - start a software DVD player such as PowerDVD and insert the disc you want to test - press play once so the disc starts, and then stop it. This is to unlock the disc so that CD/DVD Speed can read the encrypted information - start CD-DVD Speed - click the Scandisc tab - click start - wait until all of the disc has been checked On a normal disc you shouldn't get any damaged or unreadable areas. Scratches and physical damage can also make the disc unreadable, but will of course not be replaced by the studio. Some discs that use copy protection however will trigger read errors regardless, and in those cases it's hard to tell whether that's really the problem or not. Post the results in the forum and hopefully we'll be able to figure out if that really is the case or not. One final note of caution - this will only show whether the disc is having readability issues on your specific dvd drive. What that means is that if your drive is going bad disc errors might be an indication of that instead. Try multiple discs in that case.
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Cleaning and repairing discs
Cleaning a DVD should be done with a soft lint-free cloth. Wipe radially away from the hub, don't follow the curve of the disc. For particularly hard to remove dirt you can use lukewarm water and dish soap, but make sure the disc has dried properly before inserting it in the player. Normally this won't cause a problem, but in the case of a disc suffering from layer separation this can actually destroy what's left of the disc. Try a cloth first.
Scratches can be repaired using products such as disc doctor which actually grinds down and polishes the scratch to a point where the data is readable again. A rather well known trick is to use toothpaste to grind out the scratch: - apply a small amount of toothpaste to your fingertip - rub the toothpaste radially over the scratch until it's ground down - remove the toothpaste using tissue paper (you might also have to use soap and water, see above) - test the disc, and if it doesn't work try it again
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Cleaning players
Over time dust can build up in players and make it hard to read discs. While cleaning discs are sold, they're not really recommended. The brush used can actually damage the laser lens in the worst case, and in the best case it only moves the dust around inside the player, which can lead to other issues later.
The proper way of cleaning a DVD player is to open it up and use a can of compressed air. Only do this if your player is out of warranty as this technically will void it. When opening the player be careful as there may be ribbon cables and other wires that can be damaged if you move too quickly or roughly. "Minimal force" is the key word here. Use the can of air to blow the dust out of the case. Make sure you don't tilt the can too much or you'll get liquid coming out instead, which holds a temperature of -40 degrees. While not harmful in and of itself it's a good idea to let the player sit for a half hour or so to avoid any damage.
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Common video problems
The MichaelDVD page has a list of some common video problems along with pictures illustrating them. Some of these are correctable by the studio, but the majority of them are in the masters received from the Japanese companies.
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Re: Layer separation and disc defects
Skywise said: To help identify that that's the real issue however it's recommended to use software such as Nero CD-DVD Speed to check it first. Do the following: - download Nero Infotool and run it to make sure your drive supports C2 error checking. If it doesn't, this procedure won't work unfortunately and you'll have to try using a different drive that does. [/ QUOTE ] I thought that C1/C2 errors are for CDs, and PIE/PIF errors are for DVDs. Can somebody confirm this? I believe that any drive supports the Disc Scan test. Even my CD-ROM drive works with this test. It's the Disc Quality test which has this restriction. Contrary to what I have read that only DVD burners support the Disc Quality test, I have found that my Lite-On 167T is also supported by this test too. If your drive is not supported for this test, you will receive an error when you try to run the test. The Disc Scan test checks the readability of the disc sectors giving basically yes/no results (or it needed retries). The Disc Quality test gives more detailed information which can be very useful by telling you how many errors there are, and displays this in two graphs. The bottom graph is the most meaningful. As I understand, errors staying in the green (up to 4) are OK, and as they get larger they should be of more concern. Also note that there are what looks like false spikes sometimes that usually are harmless (you can rerun the test on those areas if desired). Wider spikes outside of the green area are also of more concern. I have found that some DVDs cannot be run at higher testing speeds (single layer discs can run especially fast), and give a lot of errors making them look bad towards the end. But you can then select a lower speed from this test (8X) and the disc will then test fine. These two tests are also very handy for general testing when you receive a new DVD to make sure it can be read OK. |
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I'm not completely sure on the C2 bit as my drive supports it. If anyone can confirm either way I'd appreciate it.
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Re: Layer separation and disc defects
OK, I feel dumb right now. I apologise Skywise for providing some misleading information.
Yes, C1/C2 errors are for CD and PI/PIF/POF are for DVDs. It is an analogous relationship and they conceptually boil down to the same things: C1 -> PI/PIF (PIF is actually just a large concentration of PI errors) C2 -> POF Internally I think of C2 as the same as POF (parity outer failure) and in my head I use the terms interchangeably. All CDs will have some C1 errors, and all DVDs will have some PI/PIF errors. They are soft errors corrected within the drive and it is always normal to have some. In most cases, only C2 and POF indicate physical problems. As to the C2 error reporting item in Nero Infotool, that actually has me a little confused: Infotool reports that my Pioneer 106S supports reporting C2 errors, but in reality it can only report POF for DVD media but cannot report C2 for CD media. This makes me suspect that for DVD drives, the C2 field actually reports whether or not it is POF-capable. It is true that not all error types are reportable by all drives. To my knowledge only Lite-on DVDRw drives and Plextor DVDRw PX-712A and above will report all types. Though some argue that it is misleading for a DVD reader to report C1 or C2 errors on CDs because DVD drives can read CDs much more 'finely' than they were designed to be read. |
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Do you guys know of any software that gives accurate information about what's needed to do a proper test? Or is that even needed - are there drives where scandisc either won't work or will give inaccurate results? If it's inaccurate is it a problem of false-positives, false-negatives or both?
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Therefore it is not possible to get a truly objective report of the disc's readability using consumer DVD-ROM or DVDRw drives. Quote:
At worst, the File Test will give the user the name of a VOB file that might be bad. They can play to find any area with glitches. If problems are found and are replicable on multiple playback devices, IMO it is a real error. If not, then it could be some drive-specific issue, or the disc is of marginal quality. "True" disc analyzers that take more "objective" measurements like BLER (block error rate) are traditionally found only in professional laboratories, though the Clover Systems DVX looks promising and relatively inexpensive. It is on my wish-list of things to purchase. Last edited by Iridium : 01-10-2010 at 09:18 PM. |
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on 22-02-2010 07:34 PM
Review code. Though I have to say I've had no technical issues at all with my copy =S
metallicorphan wrote:i thought it wasn't out until next Friday...you guys get a Japanese version or something?
on 22-02-2010 10:40 PM
I was wondering... Which version of PS3 have you got? Maybe that's the problem.
I've got the early "fat" one with full PS2 backward compatibility.
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on 23-02-2010 11:53 AM
Review and Retail games are 100% the same. That's why I wrote that QD has to work on a patch ASAP, and since not everyone was complainging I started to wonder if maybe it's console dependent. Maybe it works OK on "slims", but doesn't work on "fats". Or maybe just on the first, fullu backward compatibile ones it has problems loading those saves.
on 23-02-2010 03:00 PM
Same problem, game is freezing every per hours, me and my other 13 PSN friends have got a same freezing problem , our games region code 2. please fix this problems be quik. game have to many lag and bug before freezing. same times drop frame rate and freezing any chapters any time.
on 23-02-2010 05:42 PM
I have also experienced consant freezes with this game, and then it refused to load my savegame, my PS3 would just freeze. I restarted the game a couple of times, hoping it would solve the problem. Then on one start-up, the game went directly into the prologue without prompting, effectively overwriting my saved game. I now have to start from scratch. I'm not thrilled about this at all, since there's no guarantee that the game won't freeze up again and refuse to load my savegame.
Please fix this asap, I'm really enjoying the game, but these bugs are ruining my experience.
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i'm playing the american version. after the patch i've had problems with the the animations lagging, the on screen text flashing on and off, and just now at the crime scene investigation portion jayden's body was disconnecting from his head after he got out of the car. none of these problems were present in the demo. what gives? this needs to be addressed immediately.
edit: for those of you who don't want to wait around. go into your game data utility and delete the smaller of the two heavy rain files. if you are like me it will be the top one. then disable your internet connection in the settings. so far as i can tell this has fixed most of the problems i've encountered. no more animation stuttering, no more text flashing, no more fail. at least until a proper fix is released.
on 24-02-2010 04:46 AM
or at least that worked for the duration of one chapter before starting again.
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I was about to respond to you, I just tried that with mine and it didn't fix ANY of the lagging animation/flickering text problems...I just deleted it all off and reinstalled, let's see if this does any better...I'm getting so sick of seeing the main menu.
Well, the text is still all flickery, but the frame rates better. It's still a little jittery (especially some of the camera moves) but it's not as bad. In any case tho this is definitely not the beautiful animation I loved in the demo
I did notice something tho, without the patch, Ethan is floating on top of his bed in the wide shot right before you gain control, and with the patch he's not. Maybe that's what it fixed lol.
edit: Oh wait no I just loaded it again, he's still floating, never mind. The patch is apparently a placebo.
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We stayed in the Dulles area the night before leaving for a trip to Italy. I checked Open Table before we left and found this restaurant, which we enjoyed during our very short visit. As we left for 3 and 1/2 weeks right afterwards, I do not remember the details. But I do remember that we enjoyed the whole experience, the service, the location, and, of course, the food.
Mostly excellent. My husband is vegetarian and would have liked a few more options
My wife and I stopped in because we were in the area. The restaurant is in the lobby, which is nice. The menu is large but what we had was very good. The cheeseburger was really very good and the grilled chicken sandwich also. Waiter was attentive so all in all no complaints. We would certainly go back.
We had a great meal at Elements on Saturday. My wife and I were celebrating our anniversary with our kids and our parents and received excellent service and enjoyed great-tasting food and an overall great experience. Our server brought out all of our food correctly (or made sure it came out correctly) and that is no easy task considering many of our special dietary requests. He was pleasant, was patient with us (our meal was relaxed and lengthy) and even helped us get a group picture. The food was excellent, I loved the club sandwich and buffalo popcorn shrimp appetizer. Thanks for the excellent service and we will definitely be back!
This restaurant is located in the lobby of the Hyatt Dulles Hotel. I am generally not a fan of hotel restaurants, even if I am staying in the hotel, but this one was very good. Even though they were busy with a large business group, my service was good and so was my meal of Halibut and grilled Asparagus. However, the large open lobby with the modern décor does not provide a very warm ambiance. Also, the large business group, enjoying their buffet, made for a very noisy atmosphere. If I was comparing it to other hotel restaurants located in the main lobby, I would say it was very good, but my personal preference is toward a smaller and quieter place with more personality.
Good food, great service, a little noisy...but worth it.
My wife and I typically dine out the evening prior to an international flight, and tonight we chose Elements on Level One, based on the reviews. I love lamb chops, and my wife likes ribeye steaks, so those were our choices. Without question, the lamb chops were the best I ever had in my entire life! They were accompanied with special grits and chopped tomatoes, also great tasting. My wife said that her ribeye was also excellent. We finished with a cappuccino, bread pudding and cheese cake. What a great find, prior to eating subtle airline fare.
We usually stay clear of hotel restaurants, Put it near a major airport and we give it an extra wide berth. This restaurant is definitey the exception. Great healthy menu called "create your own" Chose your protein, it's size, how it's prepared, sauce and choice of sides. Food and service was excellent.
The food was great and the service excellent. Everyone made our Thanksgiving Day buffet a success!
With exception of one particular item, we were pleased with the quality of the food and the attentiveness of the server and staff.
Food was very good. Would have been outstanding, but the prime rib was overcooked and tough, but I guess it was turkey time. Also, we had to ask for whip cream for the pumpkin pie. The service was outstanding. Overall, a very nice experience and we would do it again.


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Jeremy Browne votes in favour of Syria military action as MPs defeat Government motion
9:21am Friday 30th August 2013 in News
TAUNTON Deane MP Jeremy Browne voted in favour of possible UK military action in Syria.
The Home Office minister was in the House of Commons yesterday (August 29) to vote on a Government motion to intervene in the troubled country.
Yeovil MP David Laws also supported the motion but MPs rejected any possible action by 285 votes to 272.
Bridgwater MP Ian Liddell-Grainger and Tessa Munt, MP for the Wells constituency, were both abstentions.
Protestors demonstrated outside the Houses of Parliament in Westminster as MPs debated the crisis.
Prime Minister David Cameron called for a military response in Syria following a suspected chemical weapons attack in Damascus last week, which killed hundreds of people.
Downing Street and the White House have blamed Syrian president Bashar al-Assad for the attack, which he denies.
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10:14am Fri 30 Aug 13
nat_11 says...
10:32am Fri 30 Aug 13
Doverbeme says...
12:08pm Fri 30 Aug 13
souwesterly says...
I agree in part with you, nat, the conflict and the way Assad is behaving are both disgraceful, and that we should not the ones to jump in, feet first.
However, so far as helping the people involved, I still feel we're better letting them get on with it. If they were our neighbours then it might be a different story but why are we so interested in Syria? Not exactly a country that we've ever had much love for, methinks.
We are no super-power any more, so why must we get involved? The government should devote OUR money and THEIR efforts to getting their own country in order first of all.
1:52pm Fri 30 Aug 13
Somerset Tourist says...
souwesterly wrote:Someone has to stop what is going on! OK admittingley the UK has enough of its own problems, but in comparison to other parts of the world, we are doing fairly good. So we can't all buy the latest IPod, the 5 star cruise, the new car, the latest gadget etc. but reality people, the majority of us can eat, have shelter, do not live in fear, can take our kids to the park, have access to schools and hospitals, have a benefits system........... All I'm saying is perspective please, when we moan about the UK and say we shouldn't be helping others less fortunate than ourselves. We are all the same species.
Typical brain-dead MPs. Much more interested in saving their seats and income than thinking for themselves and doing what the majority of their constituents want.
I agree in part with you, nat, the conflict and the way Assad is behaving are both disgraceful, and that we should not the ones to jump in, feet first.
However, so far as helping the people involved, I still feel we're better letting them get on with it. If they were our neighbours then it might be a different story but why are we so interested in Syria? Not exactly a country that we've ever had much love for, methinks.
We are no super-power any more, so why must we get involved? The government should devote OUR money and THEIR efforts to getting their own country in order first of all.
2:52pm Fri 30 Aug 13
Mi_Coc says...
Doverbeme wrote:He is poles apart from the average resident in bridgwater, dont know what he is doing as their mp.
Ian Liddel- Grainger does nothing for Bridgwater and can't even be bothered to turn up for a vote of this magnitude. Truly disgraceful MP.
3:34pm Fri 30 Aug 13
awayswing says...
4:05pm Fri 30 Aug 13
annoyed_taxpayer says...
4:20pm Fri 30 Aug 13
nat_11 says...
annoyed_taxpayer wrote:http://www.telegraph
Does anyone know whether ILG "abstained" from voting or was just "absent"?
this list on MP votes for and against, it doesn't define abstained votes from simply just not voting.
10:22pm Fri 30 Aug 13
Guy Smiley says...
Where's Germany, Australia, Canada, India, China, Russia, Brazil, Italy - oh, and the UN?!
And how did we feel when the USA (not the Govt) started assisting the IRA? Didn't we all wish they would butt out of a conflict they knew nothing about? Spot the similarity?
11:00pm Fri 30 Aug 13
jimeee says...
11:45pm Fri 30 Aug 13
tom norman says...
1:46am Sat 31 Aug 13
souwesterly says...
Guy Smiley wrote:Good one, Guy!
I was in London on Thursday and the million/billionaire Arabs blocking the roads in their super cars on their tax-free spending sprees didn't seem too faxed by the plight of their Arab cousins in Syria - why should we?
Where's Germany, Australia, Canada, India, China, Russia, Brazil, Italy - oh, and the UN?!
And how did we feel when the USA (not the Govt) started assisting the IRA? Didn't we all wish they would butt out of a conflict they knew nothing about? Spot the similarity?
Agree wholeheartedly!
We have no business over there apart from waving flags to show that we still have muscle.....which we don't.
This is a 'nasty' war, but was there ever a 'nice' war? If we object to Assad gassing people, are we willing to allow our people in there only to fight a 'clean' war?
As in "you fire first - and then I'll only fire non-lethal rounds at you!".....
Political correctness needs to take a back seat if we are to fight there.
So let's keep out of something that's not of our concern.
4:10pm Sat 31 Aug 13
mark1437 says...
7:04pm Sat 31 Aug 13
Rusty Hinge says...
10:25am Sun 1 Sep 13
Somerset.SocialistParty says...
Name the day for a 24-hour general strike
The Con-Dem government has suffered a huge defeat over Syria and its plan for UK involvement in a US-led attack.
After being humiliated in the House of Commons vote, David Cameron has been forced to concede that there will be no British military participation in Syria.
This defeat will complicate Obama's planned bombing campaign, leaving US imperialism more isolated, perhaps having to rely on backing from the "socialist" Hollande in France, dictatorial pro-Sunni Arab regimes and the Israeli government.
But this debacle has consequences way beyond Britain's imperialist military adventures. Cameron and Clegg could over the coming days and weeks be forced out.
The government itself could be brought down. The trade union movement - particularly the TUC which meets in early September - should finish off this floundering cuts coalition by calling a national day of strike action - a 24-hour general strike - against cuts and austerity.
Cameron is a 'dead man walking'. 30 Tory MPs opposed the government motion on Syria and nine Lib Dems.
The last time a British prime minister was defeated on a war motion was in 1782 when MPs voted to end Britain's involvement in the American war of independence.
For weeks prior to the vote on Syria, Cameron and William Hague were agitating for support for an attack on the Assad regime.
The horrific chemical attack that killed hundreds in the outskirts of Damascus on 21 August gave them the opportunity to pose as 'humanitarians' in order to justify the bombing campaign.
But internal divisions inside the Tory party and in particular the mass opposition to an attack among millions of people in Britain, led to their defeat.
The long shadow of Iraq has made it much more difficult to secure support for British imperialism's foreign policy.
This was as much a defeat for Tony Blair and New Labour's "dodgy dossier" and alleged WMDs legacy on Iraq as it was for the current Con-Dem government.
The Socialist Party is completely opposed to the murderous Assad regime. Nor do we give any support to the reactionary, sectarian forces who dominate the anti-Assad opposition.
We stand instead for the building of a united, non-sectarian mass movement of workers and the poor to establish independent trade unions and a mass workers' party that can play a key role in overthrowing Assad.
Labour Party
Cameron's humiliation will bolster Ed Miliband's position in the short-term, despite his and Labour's tepid and partial opposition over Syria.
Miliband, we should remember, did not oppose outright an attack, only that more time should be given to the UN inspectors to allow evidence to be collected.
Nevertheless, Labour's stance does show the massive potential for a political party that stands on a platform of consistent and principled opposition to war and austerity.
Very quickly such a party - that champions mass struggle against cuts and promotes anti-capitalist and pro-socialist policies - could become a mass force in society.
However, Miliband's determination to stick to Con-Dem austerity if elected and his attack on the trade union involvement in the Labour Party means he will not be widely seen as a real alternative for workers - at best more of a lesser evil.
The entire legitimacy of the Con-Dem coalition and its austerity programme has taken a battering. It is vital that the main opposition in society, the organised trade union movement and the broader working class, take this opportunity to finish off the government.
The trade union movement must build urgently for a mass coordinated strike. Name the day for a 24-hour general strike and link that to the building of a new mass working class party to oppose war, all cuts and poverty!
Lobby the TUC
All out together in November
Sunday 8 September 2013
12.30 Hardy Suite, Hermitage Hotel, Exeter Road, Bournemouth, BH2 5AH (opposite the TUC conference venue)
No attack on Syria!
No to imperialist intervention!
*Against all oppression, the Syrian people must democratically decide their own fate
*For the building in Syria of united, non-sectarian defence committees to defend workers, the poor and others against sectarian attacks from all sides
*Prepare a movement to fight for a government of representatives of workers and the poor
*For independent trade unions and the building of mass workers' parties with a programme of land to the masses and the factories to the workers, implemented through a programme for a socialist democratic planned economy
*A democratic socialist confederation of the Middle East and North Africa
For more information, or to join the Socialist Party, visit: www.socialistparty.o
12:14pm Sun 1 Sep 13
annoyed_taxpayer says...
Clearly someone forgot to tell the UN of the life-preserving powers of socialism against nerve gases.
Naivety of the highest degree.
9:44pm Tue 3 Sep 13
firstname.lastname@example.com says...
Support the demonstrations against war and let Jeremy Browne know that the policies he is pursuing at home and abroad provide no solution to the failure of big finance.
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Nevertheless, this has an 8.5% ABV, it is bottle conditioned, and should still provide me plenty of malty goodness this late in the game. Poured into a stange glass from the coolest looking 12oz bottle there probably is. My first authentic altbier that's from Dusseldorf. Thanks to the bottle conditioning, this pours a rather thick, cloudy mofo of a beer - dark amber, almost bronze, with a thick, creamy off-white head that is about three fingers high. It's hard to tell when holding it against the light (lots and lots of sediment and yeasty cloudiness), but the carbonation is definitely at full force here as these kinds of beers tend to be. Doesn't look too viscous, but the lacing is massive on this one. Doesn't leave any substantial stickiness, so here's hoping I can have this on tap, fresh (preferably at the brewpub). The aroma is a malty intensity with, at this point, barely any hoppy characteristic, and with the extra ABV, shows signs commonly seen in a barleywine. 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Serving type: bottle 10-17-2013 00:45:10 | More by ThePorterSorter MRsojournerMassachusetts 4.03/5 rDev -2.4% look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4 huge grape aroma along with grapenuts and caramel. appearance is very dark brown with debris from the bottle and a off white slightly tan head leaving nice lacing' taste is big on the dark fruits like figs and plums along with dark caramel and a touch of ash and big munich flavor. mouth feel is syrupy and thick/slick and finishes semi sweet great beer to have on a fall night would not want to drink this daily but its very enjoyable Serving type: bottle 09-28-2013 00:05:54 | More by MRsojourner Gryphon69Michigan 3.71/5 rDev -10.2% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75 bottle into a oversized wine glass. bottled 4-12-13 A- A hazy brownish orange. Little head that clears to a slight ring. S- Bready with some malts.Dark fruits like raisin, prunes, fig, some light sweetness. T- Starts with some malts, dark fruit in the middle, finish is with some light bitterness and burnt apricots. M- Medium feel with a nice smooth body. light fizzy carbonation over the tongue O- Nifty beer, better flavor than the smell. Not my normal style but I did enjoy it. I probably wont purchase again, more because I would rather have a good Stout. Serving type: bottle 09-15-2013 03:36:22 | More by Gryphon69 SunnanekSweden 4.68/5 rDev +13.3% look: 5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75 A: Color is dark brown with lots of red hues. The medium beige head is very compact - I bet I could put a quarter dollar on it, and it wouldn't sink. Dissipation is very slow and leaves rich, rich lacings. S: Loaded with dark dried fruits; raisins and plums, but also with some cherry-kernels. Bitterness. Light citric and sour notes. Lots of malt and some bitterhops in the back. Very bready and full maltyness. Some apples. T: Syrupy sweet, bready malt. Sour and bitterness from like cherry-kernels. Lots of dark dried fruits - tart. Some bitter hops. Red apples and pears. Some oak. Lots of floral hoppy notes. Soy-sauce. M: Very full body, almost like molasses. Low carbonation and a long full sweet aftertaste. O: This is a fantastic beer. Serving type: bottle 09-01-2013 12:34:38 | More by Sunnanek |
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