do you know why M:I:3's made?
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the omnipresent pursuit of the dollar...
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it has something to do with dvd ripping i think.. it aint malicious or spyware
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Ummmmmmmmm... no, yours is a calculator error ;)  if you divide an apple into 3 parts you can put them back together... you just have a serious logic issue ;)
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this will explain it\nhttp://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/showpost.php?p=75196&postcount=43
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The software used in this movies ( at least in LOTR) is Maya.\nYou can find it on webpage listed down. You can get a trial version for free but it shows watermarks on everything you make
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I'm not sure about the high-resolution formats but as we speak Apple Records is remastering all of them for reisue. Hopefully these formats. Do you want it for the surround or just greater sound? I'm for the latter.
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Your computer is telling you that da disk be too small n' da movie too big.\n\nLike trying to put a Big Mac combo in a happy meal box.
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The 2 resolutions you read off are seperate cameras? Or are they the same camera? I'll answer for both cases.\nIf the 2 resolutions are seperate different cameras, a 12 megapixel and a 3.1 megapixel camera, then by all means, the 12 megapixel is going to produce absolutely undeniably huge sized images, but they will be unbelievably clear, even if you shrunk them down. The 3.1 would suffice and is probably much much cheaper too. If this is just 1 camera, advertising 12 megapixel resolution, using a 3.1 megapixel cmos sensor "retina", then what you're getting, is an absolutely huge image, that was blown up 4x from the original imaged size taken by the camera. Not good.
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This seems most likely a case of bad business by an almost monopoly. If a certain company, let say "micro-hard" just so we dont take chances messing with potential danger, realizes that its largest competitor (apple) has better hardware and software than the computers that carry it software, one easy way to stay in business would be to pay many companies to make all software for the competing company inferior, as to make the customer believe that the computers by the competing company are inferior.\n\nI almost forgot to mention, if you think the mac version is bad, take a look at the unix version. poor thing is a crying shame. I guess Gates really does rule the world.
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Programs can't go to a higher resolution than they are programmed.  The monitor and video card capacity are also important.  I heard of one game boosting that the top program resolution is beyond the reach of anything currently on the market.
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If Yahoo answers utilized graphics or filesharing capabilites, I would've shown you how in a minute...  (Shame on U, Yahoo Answers!!)\n\nCheck out what the other guys have underneath, though...
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Certainly. Any code can connect with other systems incorrectly (blatantly or subtly) and when a new version is released, may or may not have the same wrong connections. Some video chip vendors have not been (are not) very forthcoming about the control interfaces to their chips. And sometimes about best practices in using them. They regard it as proprietary information and not for release to just anyone trying to use the chip. Software written for these chips is more likely to do something the chip doesn't like, or to not do something the chip requires, than software from folks who actually know what the chip is supposed to do. These problems sometimes shows up in the display or interfere with the game being run. \n\nExcept when there is a defect in a standard specification (inconsistent use of the same API point, for instance), these are all bugs. \n\nSome bugs cause gross failures. Crashes, data loss, and that dramatic stuff. Other bugs lead to memory leaks, or buffer overflows or soem such. The software (and the system) continues to work for a while, but becomes more and more likely to fail in some obvious way. This last might be called a decrease in stability, I suppose. \n\nAs for the bug history of an implementation of OpenGL, see the developer Web site. Most keep a log of modifications to the released software, maintain a bug reporting mechanism,  and so on. These constitute a sort of record of actual bugs in various versions of the software and the fixes applied thereto, but include a certain amount of pilot error and confusion by those reporting as well.
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How did they do that? Lower case "m"?\n\nEveryone do me a favor please.\n\nReport the mainworry, lower case "m".\n\nThank you for letting me know and thank you for reporting.
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Reason 3.0.  I just got it.  It rocks my world.  I can do so much more than make electronic music...  I could do the soundtrack to a movie.  Good luck & have fun!
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yes why do they??? let me know when you find out...
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One guy probably got ahold of a corrupted version.\nFour other people downloaded it from him.\nFrom there, you have 5 bad copies available to you.
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There can be various reasons behind this. \n\n1. Wrong Display Drivers\n2. Low RAM (Memory)\n3. A Virus on your computer which is using up all the memory.