[tunning]

here is a later release over the internet, called repack:

Quote

Microsoft.Windows.7.Beta.1.Build.7000.x86.DVD.REPACK-WinBeta

and here is a screen about the release:

[rehansiddiq]

here is the Torrent file... ; )

[Moonwolf]

where the torrent file? i dont see nothing.

[Trajedi]

Moonwolf, on Jan 4 2009, 03:33 PM, said:

where the torrent file? i dont see nothing.

ditto.. guess we both have bad eyes..
btw how is win 7 is it worth trying out.?

[Cyber Lord]

Trajedi, on Jan 4 2009, 10:44 PM, said:

ditto.. guess we both have bad eyes..
btw how is win 7 is it worth trying out.?

You can't find torrents on rlstalk. Go to mininova or other trackers
Yes it is worth to try 100%

[Trajedi]

Cyber lord, on Jan 4 2009, 03:47 PM, said:

You can't find torrents on rlstalk. Go to mininova or other trackers
Yes it is worth to try 100%

Yeah I was joking about the torrent.. A friend of mine is dual booting Vista and Win 7..
So I think I am going to use his technet account and get me a copy..
Thx for the comment.. B)

[Cyber Lord]

Trajedi, on Jan 5 2009, 12:38 AM, said:

Yeah I was joking about the torrent.. A friend of mine is dual booting Vista and Win 7..
So I think I am going to use his technet account and get me a copy..
Thx for the comment.. B)

No problemo, mate. Contact me if you need something else

[Moonwolf]

Thank you cause I was wondering.....so this is just more anything Software talk like the other thread.

[Cyber Lord]

Moonwolf, on Jan 6 2009, 02:25 AM, said:

Thank you cause I was wondering.....so this is just more anything Software talk like the other thread.

Here is information about W7 scene release

[tunning]

Windows 7 Beta 1 Build 7000 x86 DVD REPACK WinBeta

Size on disk:

2,618,793,984 bytes

[raysup]

I just did a fresh install of this exact release on my laptop last night, keeping XP SP3 on my main desktop. It runs squeaky clean, very fast, and so far I'm impressed. I might be using this as my main OS when the final version is released.

Definitely worth a try.

[Handshake]

tunning, on Dec 28 2008, 01:00 PM, said:

here is a later release over the internet, called repack:

this is actually the same one the was released a while ago... onyl difference is that it is a repack because the scene was going to nuke it because of a invalid file size within the rars...

its the same build... we just need a newer build now

[Digi]

Handshake, on Feb 2 2009, 03:46 AM, said:

its the same build... we just need a newer build now

Microsoft.Windows.Viena.Milestone.1.Build.8001.X64.DVD

Yeah, sure...

[Stanny 23]

Hi

Got a question off topic.

I'm a fan of ASOT but them files are 2h music files.
I want to burn them in MP3 on a cd but should like to have a split around every 5 mins??
Burn with Nero but couldn't seem to found a way.
Any suggestions?

Thanks guys.

[DJ sMaSH]

Stanny 23, on Feb 3 2009, 03:20 AM, said:

Hi

Got a question off topic.

I'm a fan of ASOT but them files are 2h music files.
I want to burn them in MP3 on a cd but should like to have a split around every 5 mins??
Burn with Nero but couldn't seem to found a way.
Any suggestions?

Thanks guys.

I'd suggest making a new topic, you'd have better chance of responses..

If its from an actual CD source you should be able to find a CUE file for the MP3 which basically is a set of instructions within a file to tell when each track splits while its playing.. you can play the CUE + MP3s in both Winamp and Foobar.. and you should be able to use Alcohol 120% to burn the CUE files to CD..

If the burn is successful you should have several tracks on your CD all split into individual tracks..

If the CD is not commercial I'd probably suggest finding a program that can create cue files or try using Sony Acid Pro which I use for live sets and just make a CD Track marker where you would like the next track to go then burn audio CD within the program..

Good Luck!

[Stanny 23]

DJ sMaSH, on Feb 5 2009, 03:41 PM, said:

I'd suggest making a new topic, you'd have better chance of responses..

If its from an actual CD source you should be able to find a CUE file for the MP3 which basically is a set of instructions within a file to tell when each track splits while its playing.. you can play the CUE + MP3s in both Winamp and Foobar.. and you should be able to use Alcohol 120% to burn the CUE files to CD..

If the burn is successful you should have several tracks on your CD all split into individual tracks..

If the CD is not commercial I'd probably suggest finding a program that can create cue files or try using Sony Acid Pro which I use for live sets and just make a CD Track marker where you would like the next track to go then burn audio CD within the program..

Good Luck!

Thanks for your comment!

thanks