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NTSC and SECAM lol.. and ye we are PAL but which PAL is the question PAL M PAL Nc PAL-N PAL L PAL B PAL G PAL D PAL H PAL I ;)

Resize it down to mimik the resizing down done when printing to something like 6x4 from a high MP image. Paint ? peeeelease.. I don't do "windows". I used GIMP which is a very good photo editor. The point Im trying to make is. An image is resized down for printing and a lot of the pixels...

start/run/cmd format c: job done.

I have 3 of the 1 TB My Books. None of them have failed, the transfer speeds are not too bad either.

I use ZoneMinder to monitor my car via a wireless camera + capture card, but you can also use USB and IP camera's. Has built in motion detection and a web frontend so you can access it from anywhere in the world if its an internet enabled PC. www.zoneminder.com PS. it only works with...

When you resize the image back up the photo editing software fills in the missing pixels by duplicating surrounding pixels etc. hence the image doesnt look sharp anymore.

Not so hot with cisco stuff... sorry.

Ok Cool. you should have also removed the ~ sign as the ~ sign in linux is your home directory ! in your case if you typed cd ~ it would take you to /home/mike/ (in actual fact if you just type "cd" it also takes you to your home folder ;) but I dont think thats consistent across all...

If you get completly stuck PM me, I would SSH into the box and set it all up for you. I've done it for someone on here before... think it was ViolentJ back when he as a young padewan ;) (was it you ?). He's a linux master now !

Dont need to re-install just for an nvidia driver lol did you save the Nvidia file to your desktop like I told ya.. bet thats your problem ;)

No, it wont. A 3mp resolution is lower than a 10mp resolution, hence the image will be bigger. you would need to scale down (read remove pixels) from the 10mp image to get it to the same size as the 3mp !

its trying to load the nvidia drivers but cant find them at best guess. okay do it the harder way. Download the nvidia drivers from their website and remember where you saved the file. now do the following ctrl+alt+F1 and log in using your account. Im going to assume you saved the file to your...

eh ? blue screen ? linux dont do blue ;)

Sucker punch then ;)

in what way ?

Try the live CD, wont touch your windows OS (or your hard drive for that matter) but will give you a fully working desktop. It will run a little slow compared to if you installed it (after all it is running from a CD !)

DK is not right !! Resize an image down to 6x4" in a photo editor, now resize the image back up to the size it was before.. notice something ? yep its pixelly as f**k ! Thats because in order to go smaller you had to loose a load of the pixels. An example if you like ! Original...

Ye... wanna take it further like ? outside now ! ;)

Beryl is sheer awesomeness btw.. puts vista's poor attempt to shame !

Dont even need to go to the nvidia site ! Click System/Administration/Restricted Drivers Manager Tick the box that says Nvidia, click ok Your done.. Also, just use apt-get to install beryl.