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Reply #15 - Nov 1st, 2004 at 5:49pm

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I'm using FRAPS(the free version) to take screenshots,
then editing them using IrFanView,and JPEG123 to compress and convert from bmp to jpeg. So I really don't know what's going on. Any thoughts ?

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Reply #16 - Nov 1st, 2004 at 6:17pm

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I have not used Fraps myself.  Can it not convert the file itself?

I use a program call IrFanview.  This saves the image as a *.jpeg (You can tell it too save it as this type and choose the amount of compression)  What I do is save as Jpeg with no compression then use a program called ACDsee to resize etc.

I am sure IrFanview can give better results than what your getting though!  It is free to do a yahoo search I think it has its own site.  Set it up to save as Jpeg with 85% compression to start with and see how things come out and what file size.  You may find over detailed scenery you have to turn the compression up a bit.
 

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Reply #17 - Nov 5th, 2004 at 9:38am

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Try using GrabClipSave to capture still shots.  Fraps is decent (at best) for video captures, but I wouldn't recommend it for stills.  If you still want to resize, try IrfanView...great program with very few compression issues switching into jpg. Wink
 

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Reply #18 - Nov 7th, 2004 at 12:07pm

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Back to the Area-51 thing. I saw a TV show before, People went up to the surrounding hills and filmed some footage of what was supposed to be area-51. Then they had to hide from armed solders in big 4X4's. Its seems believabe, The only thing that is not believable is the 'UFO's' and 'Aliens'. So any way..... I just thought i would add some really un-usefull info.
 
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Reply #19 - Nov 8th, 2004 at 11:27pm

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Area 51 does indeed exist.  It's not as secretive as many believe.  It's a testing and development site for top secret aircraft.  There are pictures out there of Area 51.

Also, for those who have been to Las Vegas.  The un-marked 737-200s painted white with a red cheat-line seen at McCarran International are charter planes that shuttle Area 51 employees to and from the site daily.  This is public knowledge.  Area 51 is not all that secretive anymore.  The only questionable topic regarding Area 51 is that it once involved UFOs and Aliens.  
 

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Reply #20 - Nov 8th, 2004 at 11:39pm

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I put some hot links in this thread earlier that explain what A51 is and is not...... and the definitive Area 51 site is there.... "Dreamland Resort".

As one of the sites there says........ the big secret about Area 51 is that it isn't really a secret.

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