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|    Bice to All    |
|    Finally finished    |
|    15 Nov 12 22:28:11    |
      From: eichlerSPAMBGONE2@comcastsucksbecausetheydontsupportuse.net              Today marks the end of an era, sort of. I finally finished converting       all my MST3K videotapes to DVD-R. Why did it take so long? Well,       starting somewhere around the middle of season 2, I decided to make       fancy menus for each disc, with each host segment and movie section       getting its own chapter break, the menu backgrounds featuring some       graphic related to the movie (usually the official movie poster, if I       could find one), and whenever possible some music from the episode.       There were also a lot of episodes where I had to make a second DVD out       of an AVI from the DAP site because my VHS copy was looking pretty       bad.              I finished the last season 10 episodes a couple months ago and have       been working on odds and ends like the Summer Blockbuster Reviews, the       Poopie tape, etc, since then. The very last thing I coverted was a       tape of Joel, Trace, Kevin and Jim Mallon at a sci-fi convention in       1992 - I don't even remember where I got that from. The second to       last thing was the Exoticon I video of Mike and Kevin, filmed by       ratmm's own Jungle Goddess and featuring many of the ratmm regulars of       the late 90s. Any of you folks still lurking? If you're out there,       Jungle Goddess, thanks again for the video - it brought back a lot of       memories.              One big benefit of the conversion effort was that I got to watch most       of the episodes in the order they were originally aired, so a lot of       the running jokes and references to past episodes that I might have       missed in the past made more sense this time around.              The other benefit is that my 13 year old daughter got interested       enough to go along with me to a Cinimatic Titanic show, and now she       frequently asks me to pick one of the MST3K DVDs to watch. A new       generation is hooked.               -- Bob "Bice" Eichler              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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