Article: The official DVD Decrypter website is no longer available but you can still download and install the software using a mirror website that provides download links for the latest version of DVD Decrypter. This will bring up a list of chapters underneath so you can select or deselect the chapters that you wish to edit. Stream processing should be enabled. Demux should be selected. The destination path where you want to save your edited audio and video files should be chosen. " You can now edit a DVD that is converted and saved on your hard drive just like any other movie saved on your computer.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use DVD Decrypter to extract files from a DVD (a process known as DVD ripping). Open DVD Decrypter and go to "IFO" under the Mode menu. Choose the movie file on your DVD that you want to edit in the Input tab. Assign the following settings in the Stream Processing tab. Rip the DVD onto your computer by clicking on "DVD to HD image.
Article: Because 7z files are compressed archives, you can't view their contents until the files are extracted with an unzipping program. 7-Zip can extract the contents of 7z archives at no cost to Windows users. Another popular option is WinZip, which has a free trial version. If you're unable to use this freeware option, give WinZip a try. If you're not sure whether you're using a 64- or 32-bit Windows, press Win+S to launch search, then type "system". Click "System" in the search results, and look next to "System Type". Follow the prompts to complete the 7-Zip installation. When the installation is complete, click "Finish." The contents of the archive will display in the 7-Zip window. The folder you select is where the files inside of the 7z archive will be extracted. The default selection is a new folder in the current directory, named after the 7z file. For example, if the file is called Blue.7z and located on the desktop, the default new folder will be created on the desktop with the name "Blue". You'll see a progress bar for the duration of the unzipping process. When the files are unzipped, the progress bar will disappear. At that point, you can double-click the folder to access the files.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Navigate to the 7-Zip website. Click "Download" next to the file for your version (32-bit or 64-bit) of Windows. Select a save location (such as Desktop), then click "Save". Double-click on the 7-Zip .exe file and click "Run". Double-click the 7z file you want to open. Press Ctrl+A to select all of the files in the archive, then click "Extract". Click the "" button to choose a folder to store the files. Click "OK" to unzip the files to the folder.
Article: A cremation can cost in the hundreds or thousands of dollars depending on the choices that you make. You will want to decide whether or not to have a viewing of your body beforehand and what type of ceremony to have for the interment process. Do you want your cremated remains to be buried, kept in an urn, or scattered? Direct cremation refers to the process of cremating the body without a viewing or gathering beforehand. If you would like a viewing beforehand, you may want to look into the option of renting a casket for your body. If you opt for a cremation your funeral director will provide a container that will hold the body secure during the cremation process itself. You will want to designate a container to hold your ashes post-cremation. You can shop around or use a family item as an urn. Or, you can look for another container or box that suits your personality. The container itself can be placed in a cemetery or taken home by a relative or someone else of your choice. Many people like the idea of having their ashes scattered but you will want to leave very specific instructions behind discussing how to go about it. You will want to receive advance permission to have your ashes scattered on private or government-owned property. You will also want to make sure that this is your final choice as it is irrevocable once completed. Some cemeteries set aside a particular area where mourners can scatter ashes as they so choose. Ask the funeral directors that you meet with if they provide such a service. Note that if you decide to scatter ashes in the ocean you must be a minimum of three nautical miles offshore. For more information contact your funeral director or the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Know your cremation options. Select an urn. Investigate regulations regarding the scattering of ashes.