Be Cooling Fan - Transcript - Hour 3, Segment 13

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David Lawrence: Yeah, be cooling fan I think is what I used. I always take a movie that*s out for the weekend. You can read all of the articles I have written for the radio industry, for the music industry, I used to be the Internet editor for Radio and Records on air which is where Casey Kasem and Rick Dees and all those people get their charts and obviously we have our own countdown show the Net Music Countdown where we do our own charts and we do an off a lot to promote to respect of the intellectual ratings, of intellectual property rights. And too that end you know if you read what I right you will understand why I feel that stronger about it as I do. You will also find out why I think ratings are very important as long as we use them and we use the technology in the ratings. You are sitting on the couches you are 11 year old the next TV show starts and the shows are rating up TV-Y7FV, what does that mean? What does Y7 mean? Y7 means it*s suitable for kids over 7, youth over 7 and the F and the V stand for Fantasy Violence. That a parent might not like I mean when I was a kid I kind of dug you know the Road Runner Wile E Coyote Fantasy Violence that*s what Fantasy Violence is as opposed to real simulated violence just a V. But there is so many, how do you know what all these codes mean? How do you know what all these letters mean? Well you can find out at yet another website called tvguidelines.org. That is this hours* Bookmark This and we appreciate your tuning in.

David Lawrence: Hey for those who are playing the fantasy music league game we are getting down to the last few weeks in this season and that means we are getting ready to handout your share of $25,000 in cash and prizes. The leaders are earning lot of money per week because we have already gotten into the going gold, going platinum, going diamond a realm of things and so that increases the amount of money that you make. You can play the game for free where you can register and be eligible for the prizes, go to fantasymusicleague.com and run your own fantasy music label get your favorite artist in there see what kind of money they earn for you at fantasymusicleague.com. Seven before the hour, let*s go to John, John you are Online Tonight with David Lawrence, hello.

John: What do mean there David? A quick question for you. When I am burning video to DVD, making DVD as to ship out in the world to friends, relatives, clients what not, there are those occasions when I run into compatibility issues on the various players that are out there.

David Lawrence: I would imagine more often than not.

John: Yeah I know there is no 100%.

David Lawrence: Oh no there are 100% solutions, the 100% solutions are stand alone DVD players or DVD players that are players only that are part of a television system where you run into compatibility issues is when you go from computer to computer.

John: Okay.

David Lawrence: Because some computer use DVD +R, DVD *R, DVD RAM, DVD ROM you know there is all kinds of and this is really the black eye on the DVD industry. They should have settled on this a long time ago and they haven*t and they have left everybody in your position.

John: Well when a person says I am having problems with it it*s not you are not coming up on a player or they get its play or freezes up in that kind of situation. Well what I likely attempt to do in terms of redoing it to sometimes people say to reformat it.

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