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- How to Copy and Backup DVDs
- hot and cold working process
- How does the Stirling engine compare to the Rankine engine?
Posted: 15 Nov 2010 06:59 PM PST Many of my friends has asked me how to make back-up copies of some of their DVDs, and is it possible to play a movie on your pc, pause it, and then copy that image to desktop background? To be frank, I really don’t know how to answer them. But now, with the help of a DVD Copier, I can easily to solve their questions. It is 4Easysoft DVD Copier which can easily copy DVD to DVD in 1:1 ratio or compress DVD-9 to DVD-5, backup DVD to DVD folders or ISO image files on your local disk, and burn DVD from local DVD folders or ISO files. The following are the detailed guide: Preparation:Download and install 4Easysoft DVD Copier Step 1: Select DVD Source. After you have launched this software and insert DVD to your DVD driver, from the “Source” drop-down menu, you can load DVD folder or DVD image ISO Step 2: Set the output information Audio: You can choose your output audio from the "Audio" drop-down list, such as "all audio", "None" or some audio the DVD provide. Subtitle: Subtitle is always an important thing, you can choose your output subtitle in "Subtitle" drop-down list. Volume name: You can also name your output volume's name Step 3: Select the target and start the copy From the “Target” drop-down list, you can copy DVD to another DVD disc, DVD folder or DVD image ISO. Click "Start" button to begin your DVD Copying. After the copy is done, a window will appear to inform you that the copy is finished. Click "Finish" to close the window and end the copy. Tips: Tip 1:Select the copy mode Before you start the copy, you can choose to copy the “Full Disc” or “Main Movie” Full Disc: Copy the entire DVD-Video discs, DVD-Video images (.iso) or DVD-Video folders, including all the titles; Main Movie: Copy the longest title contained in DVD-Video discs, DVD-Video images (.iso) or DVD-Video folders to one DVD disc, getting rid of the features and the movie trailers. Tip 2:Select preferences From the “Edit” drop-down list, you can click “Preferences” to choose the Snap Shot folder, Image type, etc. Tip 3: Has broad applicability This DVD copier software is compatible with DVD+-R/RW, DVD-RAM, most DVD players and burners, and Dual Layer 8.5GB disc. Tip 4:Take snapshot While previewing your DVD movies, you can take your favorite pictures. Now just enjoy this wonderful tool! Related tools: 4Easysoft DVD to Video Converter: It is one multifunctional DVD Video Converter, which brings you to convert DVD to AVI, MP4, WMV, MOV, M4V, FLV, SWF, 3GP, and HD H.264, HD AVI, HD MPG, HD TS, HD WMV, HD MPEG 4, HD MOV, HD ASF, and more. This DVD to Video Converter also available to convert DVD to your portable players like iPod, iPhone, PSP, Zune, Creative Zen, Xbox, Wii... in great compatibility. 4Easysoft Total Video Converter: This converter can help you convert among all mainstream video and audio formats and help you take videos easily on PSP, PS3, iPod, iPhone, Apple TV, Xbox or other digital devices. |
Posted: 15 Nov 2010 05:37 AM PST Hot and Cold working Processes: The metal working processes are derived into hot working and cold working processes. The division is on the basis of the amount of heating applied to the metal before applying the mechanical force. Those processes working above the re-crystallization temperature are hot working processes where as the below or termed as cold working processes. Under the action of heat and force when the atom reach a certain high energy level the new crystal start forming , which is termed as re- crystallization. Re-crystallization destroys the old grain structure deform by the mechanical working and entirely new crystal which are strain free and form. Re-crystallization temperature is defined as the approximate minimum temperature at which complete re-crystallization of a cold work metal occurs with in a specified time. Hot working processes. Hot working of metals takes place above re-crystallization by hot working processes the metal are given desired shape by subjecting then two forces which cause then to undergo plastic deformation at the temperature above the re-crystallization range. Different hot working processes are as follows: 1: Forging Hammer or smith forging Drop forging Upset forging Press forging Roll forging Swaging 2: pipe welding Butt welding of heated strips Butt welding of electrical resistance Lap welding Hammer welding 3: Rolling 4: Piercing 5: Spinning 6: Extruding 7: Drawing or Cupping for complete detail just click here: mechanical engineering |
How does the Stirling engine compare to the Rankine engine? Posted: 15 Nov 2010 01:47 AM PST Rankine cycle is used in all of the coal fired power plants in the world. It has been used in steam engines and low temperature versions are being designed. Why is it much more commercially popular than the Stirling engine? |
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