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I never realized what a difference HD would make, but running SIL disk
2 on my computer was a real eye opener. Going back to regular dvds was
a little disappointing. I'm running XP meadia center (Pentium4 2.6GHZ,
512 ram), and it had no problem running it. The film itself terrific,
and even on regular dvd it's amazing, but oh my, in HD it really
rocks.

"Dyuob Poltice" <> wrote in message
news:...
> I never realized what a difference HD would make, but running SIL disk
> 2 on my computer was a real eye opener. Going back to regular dvds was
> a little disappointing. I'm running XP meadia center (Pentium4 2.6GHZ,
> 512 ram), and it had no problem running it. The film itself terrific,
> and even on regular dvd it's amazing, but oh my, in HD it really
> rocks.

What is "SIL"??

On 9/27/04 11:08 PM, in article Os56d.341657$Oi.223810@fed1read04, "N2"
<> wrote:

>
> "Dyuob Poltice" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> I never realized what a difference HD would make, but running SIL disk
>> 2 on my computer was a real eye opener. Going back to regular dvds was
>> a little disappointing. I'm running XP meadia center (Pentium4 2.6GHZ,
>> 512 ram), and it had no problem running it. The film itself terrific,
>> and even on regular dvd it's amazing, but oh my, in HD it really
>> rocks.
>
> What is "SIL"??
>
>


Umm.....well possibly....and I'm just guessin' here, but maybe something to
do with the flick mentioned in the subject line?

Neal
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"If morons could fly, it'd be pitch black." - Anonymous

>What is "SIL"??
>

uh, that would be the most excellent film of topic, STEP INTO LIQUID.