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The downloadable video gets posted Friday, June 16th. DIY Cell Phones!
Products:
- Cars the Videogame... rocks. And not just for the 6-12 year olds it's aimed at. Thanks to 1UP's John Davison for the review.
- The first of the notebook backpacks, Skullcandy's LINK Pack. Nice backpack, but, man, those speakers need more oomph and less hiss! We've got notebook backpacks from Spire, Jansport, Oakley, Targus and Booq on the show Tuesday, June 20th. Our testing has been ... interesting.
Viewer Questions... er... Answers:
- Eli from Chicago says we should take laptop heat seriously, 'cause "hot laptops can be a cause of male infertility."
- Robert says Patrick's midwestern roots are showing: Brazillian Ethanol doesn't come from corn!
- Or maybe they weren't: Brad says we shouldn't forget domestic hyrbid and flex fuel vehicles.
- Ethanol: Domestic fuel? Check. Lower MPG than gasoline? BIG check.
Hard Drive vs. 20 Ton Hydraulic Press
- Guess what? A 20 ton press can do serious damage to a HD.
- We hate it when hard drives die and take data with them.
- Back up today... and wear eye protection when you crush a hard drive.
- Anybody know where we can get a good deal on a plasma cutter?
News:
- Bill Gates to 'retire' in 2008! Not exactly...
- AOL/Netscape Copies Digg Kevin Rose says "I feel bad that AOL cloned us right now.. when they see digg v3 they'll have to redesign their site"
- RIAA: Illegal Song-Sharing Is 'Contained'
- BigChampaigne: Really? P2P Users Up 15% Over Last Year... 10 million on average!
- NASA Videotapes Metorite Impact On Moon
- iPods Built By Abused Workforce? Apple responds...
Episode 70 in Windows Media: Right click here to download DL.TV Episode 70 in Windows Media, 218MB Episode 70 in Quicktime H.264: Right click here to download DL.TV Episode 70 in Quicktime H.264, 212MB Episode 70 for the video iPod: Right click here to download DL.TV Episode 70 for the video iPod, 176MBEpisode 70 in MPEG4: Right click here to download DL.TV Episode 70 in MPEG4, 203MBEpisode 70 in DivX: Right click here to DL.TV Episode 70 in DivX, 300MBEpisode 70, audio only (MP3): Right click here to download DL.TV Episode 70, audio only (MP3), 22MBThe next episode of DL.TV streams live Tuesday, June 20th, 2006 at 4pm PDT, 7pm EDT, 23:00 GMT/UTC, and will be available for download Wednesday, June 21st.
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Posted by:
Guess who
June 15, 2006 6:56 PM
Wow, I'm never first.
Posted by:
Raine
June 15, 2006 6:59 PM
you once had a life.
Join the club, sir.
Posted by:
Cliff
June 15, 2006 7:01 PM
Cutting it a little close, eh? Less than 7 minutes before the show starts, we get the link. I almost resorted to my bookmarked live link.
Posted by:
Tony
June 15, 2006 7:06 PM
wtf happened?
Posted by:
Clark
June 15, 2006 7:06 PM
I promise, i promise... dammit?
Wtf, looking forward to another one.
Posted by:
PATRICKS FACE!
June 15, 2006 7:06 PM
I've never in 69 episodes seen patricks face drop like that before!
Posted by:
Gegi
June 15, 2006 7:06 PM
What Just Happened?
Posted by:
Neil
June 15, 2006 7:06 PM
What the??!!!
Posted by:
Donald
June 15, 2006 7:06 PM
Why did they cut the show?
Posted by:
Dave
June 15, 2006 7:07 PM
You think you would have edited it before you posted it on the net... The long pause with no way to fast forward it really pissed me off...
bye
Posted by:
Eli
June 15, 2006 7:07 PM
I guess I didn't send my email about the Blue Ray player early enought. Ohh well there's always Tuesday.
Posted by:
Mark,industry ca
June 15, 2006 7:07 PM
damit damit! their back. woot.
Posted by:
Cliff
June 15, 2006 7:08 PM
... and after 2 minutes, let's just restart the show. ;-)
Posted by:
D.A.V.E
June 15, 2006 7:08 PM
What was up with the restart??Did they think we wouldnt notice
Posted by:
Neil
June 15, 2006 7:13 PM
They probably hadn't started recording the live stream for the download version... or they just think we are stupid.
Posted by:
Chuck
June 15, 2006 7:23 PM
freeze, crash, reboot.
Oh well...;-)
Posted by:
candice
June 15, 2006 7:23 PM
"You think you would have edited it before you posted it on the net... The long pause with no way to fast forward it really pissed me off... "
um.. they're going live right now, you can't really edit that. ;)
Posted by:
Art
June 15, 2006 7:28 PM
Those Uhhhh...homebrew ummm...Phones...errr...are...ummm....kinda...ahhhh...cool. :)
Posted by:
Neil
June 15, 2006 7:50 PM
I can't wait to see the Backpacks, I dislike my Dell one that my mom got with my laptop.
Posted by:
Guess who
June 15, 2006 7:55 PM
I just took mine apart. I used the cylinders as frisbees.
Posted by:
Mark,industry ca
June 15, 2006 7:57 PM
That harddrive video was great i love it. :)
Posted by:
Suzie
June 15, 2006 7:59 PM
Die, you hard drive! Great video! Yay! We're gonna destroy more stuff lol! I look forward to the backpack roundup also! Everybody have a great weekend! :-)
Posted by:
Gerbil Guy
June 15, 2006 8:01 PM
I am going to forward Robert's hot laptop experiment idea to Dr. Ruth - assuming she is still alive.
BTW The old hot tub heat protects you the same way idea turned out to be just that - an idea - as proven wrong but several of my friends "hot tub kids".
Maybe the laptop idea should go to mythbusters instead?
Posted by:
anonymous
June 16, 2006 10:21 AM
looking forward to the laptop backpack thing
Posted by:
Niax
June 16, 2006 11:34 AM
Any idea when the Download will be availible..and what's with the restart?
Posted by:
Tim
June 16, 2006 1:34 PM
This is from a Dl.tv show a while back, but does anyone have any idea when laptops will begin to be released with the Core 2 Duo?
Posted by:
Eli from Chicago
June 16, 2006 2:09 PM
There was a study conducted about a year ago by a Urologist at Stony Brook, who did an experiment to see whether laptop use increased scrotal temperatures (the study was published in the medical journal Human Reproduction). He found that after sitting with a laptop for 15 minutes, scrotal temperatures increased by 1 degree C. After an hour, it was found that the temperatures had increased by 2.8 degress C. There isn't an irrefutable link to infertility, but previous studies have shown that an increase of scrotal temperatures of 1 degree C can reduce sperm concentrations by as much as 40%. I think that this study is enough to make one take the issue seriously, though, especially considering that the study was done with Pentium 4 laptops and the dual core laptops being produced today run even hotter.
Posted by:
Matt
June 16, 2006 3:59 PM
1. File Sharing is NOT GONE.
2. There are still sharing songs. You won't be able to stop file sharing.
Posted by:
Paul Kerton
June 16, 2006 8:28 PM
I've just got the iPod version, and the sound quality is absolutely abysmal! Whats going on guys?
Posted by:
Daniel
June 16, 2006 8:44 PM
I've been downloading the iPod video format version of dl.tv for a long time over iTunes, with no problems. But suddenly, with episodes 69 and 70, when I download it I get an error message that says the file is corrupted or is a type iTunes can't play. This happens right after the download.
Has anyone else had this problem? Nothing changed on my (Mac OS X) system, so far as I know. Or does anyone have an idea how to fix it? I want my dl.tv!
Thanks.
Posted by:
Sneeshy
June 16, 2006 10:04 PM
this was another excellent episode! it had the perfect mix of information, entertainment, and robert's randomness. i really appreciate what you guys bring to me twice a week- a sense of peace and humanity. because technology never behaves. i want a 20-lb press. and i want to put my mom's craptastic ipod shuffle in it. don't buy one. they suck.
Posted by:
C0D3R
June 17, 2006 1:01 AM
Here's another nit ref. the video feeds. When selecting the MPEG-4 download, it is served up as
Server: Apache/2.0.54
Last-Modified: Fri, 16 Jun 2006 20:10:29 GMT
Accept-Ranges: bytes
Content-Type: audio/mp4
content-type triggers the handler on the client side. Most clients expect audio/mp4 to have the extension ".m4a" IDE may even attempt to rename the file extension when saving based on the content-type.
Anyway, if you want to see which content-type to use check out
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4337.txt
(authored by Apple dudes no less.)
Hey, I LUV the content whatever type. Thanks!
Posted by:
Dave Ball
June 17, 2006 12:13 PM
Hey Pat, your comment about circles and arrows on the back of each one. Was it 27 8x10 colour glossy photos with circles and arrows on the back of each one? Thanks for the reminder of Alice's Restaurant.
Posted by:
Dianna
June 17, 2006 10:17 PM
Go go Billy Gates!
.04 cents... gee
I'm glad I use a Creative ZVM. Yay for ZenCasting.
Posted by:
Chris
June 17, 2006 11:32 PM
Holy crap, this was an awesome episode. Robert's comments especially were hilarious. This is probably my favorite DL.TV episode so far. Awesome work!
Posted by:
Martyn
June 18, 2006 2:20 PM
I upgraded my PC with a radeon x1600 graphics card and 300Gb hard drive and installed vista. Now all I get is a nice green rectangle in the viewing area when watching dl.tv. Any idea how to solve it? Other medai displays fine.
Why does vista turn off aero when I run firefox. It seems a bit strange to me that it only happens to firefox.
Posted by:
Randy
June 19, 2006 12:39 PM
Hey dudes,
Love the show. Content is king! I have not missed a show yet :-)
Your audio has improved leaps and bounds over the poorly regulated and highly erratic audio your first few shows exhibited. Props are in order to you!
I still notice WAY too much (4dB to 6dB too much) "Midbass Mud" on your Lav mics. I find myself killing 125Hz and 250Hz rather extremely to get rid of this. If you A/B the audio from your regular shows to the audio from the "HD Lab" show, the HD Lab show is much much "real" and less boomy/muddy (seriously, listen to the HD Lab show and any other show back to back on descent monitors, you will be blown away by the difference in sound). I'd assume this was due to the appropriate sound treatments and bass trapping in the HD Lab. Your studio set seems to destroy the audio (as most small sets can). Lavs in general have too much chest resonance and proximity effect, and need to be compensated for as well.
Look into cutting the mud from your Lav mics on your Audio Console when you are on the usual set (use a 220Hz center, with a Q of approx 1 or maybe lower, and appropriate amount of "cut"). It makes you much more intelligable, and saves people like me from havnig to engage corrective EQ on our end (I never EQ unless it is really needed, and it is REALLY needed here!). More sound treatments would also be a big plus (fixing the room itself is preferred to fixing the poor room sound with EQ)
Later,
Randyman

Posted by:
Daniel Dacey
June 20, 2006 10:01 AM
Looks like Patrick did a good job on the hard drive, giving it a coat of paint and a storage capacity upgrade before he destroyed it.
Can't believe he didnt think at least one geek would notice the hard drive Jeremy had in his hand was a different one!
Cheers,
Daniel
Posted by:
Sean McCann
June 21, 2006 7:21 PM
Uh..........mmmmm, uh..........mmmm, mmmmmmmm........ah That was an interesting interview with Matt Hamrick.Ah.......mmmm regaurdless of the content, public speaking is not for him.
Seanno
Posted by:
Ovie
June 22, 2006 11:41 AM
You beat me to the punch. That was a very old ratty drive that was swapped out but and a totally different western digital 40 gig drive that was destroyed.
Nice Magic trick Patrick - going to have to start watching you closer.
Posted by:
Ovie
June 22, 2006 11:43 AM
You beat me to the punch. That was a very old ratty drive that was swapped out but and a totally different western digital 40 gig drive that was destroyed.
Nice Magic trick Patrick - going to have to start watching you closer.
Posted by:
Grym
September 19, 2006 12:20 AM
DATE: //0 12:: AM
I'm getting kind of tired of Patrick's "support the artists by buying CDs" crusade, when clearly the RIAA profits excessively more than even an established artist like Wierd Al. Struggling artists are even worse off. On top of that, by buying CDs you are bank-rolling the RIAA's various strong-arm tactics vs The Consumer! Yes, sue your customer base, no gramdma or 4-year old is safe (these are documented)! Sony spyware was bought and paid for by CD buyers. That fact that the industry is outdated isn't the fault of the consumers. Artists and their representation need to get wise. Today, artists make significantly more coin touring and selling merchandise than moving units. Your cd money is not only being split with RIAA lawyers, but bankrolling artists that the record companies want to promote ie the latest teen emo sensation of the day or what-have-you. A sick amount of money is made and distributed by CD sales, but the artists isn't even on that earnings radar, don't kid yourselves.

Posted by:
Paul
September 19, 2006 12:20 AM
DATE: //0 12:: AM
Fellas, You pronounce SUSE Linux like this
Soo-zuh
Sounds like loser...
Not soose (like moose)
Posted by:
larry
November 10, 2006 4:36 PM
patrick,
just to let you know this show beats the h---- out of screen savers and alot more informative.
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