Winders Calcaputers... (was: Editing MPEG2 streams)

[willieb9000]

Well I'll be...... I SWEAR I am not a moron, but I'll be damned if 
I've ever noticed that the windows calculater had that option. I may 
actually use ot for something now. I seriously think I have opened 
that thing about 3 times in my life. -- I usually just use a real 
calculator at my desk because it is faster... THanks Merch -- that 
does help. Oh btw can you repost the link to your encoding page. I 
somehow have never looked at it (I think you posted it after I had 
worked out my DVD2AVI-->nandub divx procedure) and I can't find the 
link.


-- In ExtractStream@y..., Roger Merchberger <zmerch7@y...> wrote:
> --- willieb9000 <willieb9000@y...> wrote:
> 
> [snippage]
> 
> > First, rename the mpg field of tyconvert to be NBCshow2.mpg. Find 
a
> > 
> > hex calculator online. I used this one 
> > http://www.cpinternet.com/~kjackson/duluth/ndlhcalc.html
> 
> Winders calculator has had hex/dec/oct/binary functions built-in
> since Version 3.11, IIRC...
> 
> Start "calc" & click "View" then "Scientific" - you get all the main
> bases, plus degrees/rads/grads, logs, some stat functions and a few
> others...
> I'll admit it's not the best calcaputer available, but IMHO it's
> better than sparkin' up a web browser just to convert a few numbers
> to base16.
> 
> HTH,
> Roger "Merch" Merchberger
> 
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