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A test is coming up so you want to use these dvd's on your PDA to cheat? I don't see why you can't just use them on a dvd player otherwise...as far as I know, there is no real way to get dvd menus to show up on a PPC.
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What in BLAZES are you talking about? Cheating?
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sounds like dodgy business....
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What have I said that makes this "Dodge business"
I tried to be as forthcoming as possible.
The DVDs are essentially ATI (Assessment Technology Institute) DVDs -- Medical Surgical series (3 x 6 GB) that I want to copy into my PDA to listen to and watch when I'm in class and especially in the car.
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A test is coming up so you want to use these dvd's on your PDA to cheat? I don't see why you can't just use them on a dvd player otherwise...as far as I know, there is no real way to get dvd menus to show up on a PPC.
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Normally I watch them in my room on my laptop with the original DVDs ripped to my computer, but I want to be able to listen to them while I commute 1 hour everyday.
I've got one of these monstrous Medical Surgical tests next Tuesday, so I need to utilize as much time as possible towards study.
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I don't think everyone is understanding what the poster is asking for. He's probably working with some sort of training videos that are using nagivation as the interface. The discs are most likely made up of hundreds of small video clips, each with their own navigation.
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Hiyyas,
Actually, the DVD is divided by body system. For example, heart has many subsections underneath it, but all of the subsystems are clumped together. This makes for EXTREMELY difficult navigation when trying to focus on one specific area.
Any other suggestions would be appreciated.