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Old 3rd May 2004, 21:23   #1  |  Link
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Suggest for DVD-RB

Jdobbs, I wanted to suggest you creating an ecl file for any cell that DVD-RB encodes, so the ecl file can be modified and can't overwritten.
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Old 4th May 2004, 20:13   #2  |  Link
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Jdobbs, have you read this suggest??? Do you like it???
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Old 4th May 2004, 20:27   #3  |  Link
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Why don't you just make a backup copy of the big rebuilder.ecl and then go into the original and (at your own risk of course) modify whatever you like?
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Yes, but that was only a suggest for a future build of DVD-RB.
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Old 4th May 2004, 21:38   #5  |  Link
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Re: Suggest for DVD-RB

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Jdobbs, I wanted to suggest you creating an ecl file for any cell that DVD-RB encodes, so the ecl file can be modified and can't overwritten.
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hmm, then you would have PLENTY of ecl-files scattered in your directory... i'd rather have one large file and replace or modify whatever i need with the "find" or "replace" option of notepad.

just my 5 cents (this is worth more than 2 ).

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