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I've been ripping some movies from bluray discs for a media server. I've been trying to do empire Strikes Back today. No matter what I try, I'm getting names, cast a crew members, burned in at the top of the video. It almost seems like they were part of a commentary, but there's no commentary audio track playing. Anybody seen this before and know a fix?
I think my roku is having the same issue. I've tried several programs to remux the AVCHD of both SW 2.5 and ESB 2.0 and they all have issues when I try to fast forward on the Roku using the Plex app. What issues is handbrake having? I haven't converted it with handbrake, but I did open it with handbrake to see if it saw the video stream as another user said handbrake wouldn't even see the video stream - my copy, 0.9.9, had no problems seeing the stream.
I have a 1935, 1200 Touring Sedan that is right hand drive. It was sold in London by Leonard Williams Sons. It came back to the U.S.A. in 1969 and currently has 34,300 miles. The main differences that I know of besides steering, pedals, handbrake, are the main wire harness for lighting control off the bottom of steering column and the exhaust manifold outlet sweeps forward to give clearance for the lighting control switch at the bottom of the steering column. It is 6 volt positive earth. Also it was built in Detriot not Windsor Canada.
Steering is carried out through a worm and complete wheel in a box screwed to the frame. New gear positions are available at a low price.[3] The brake pedal operates internally expanding brakes on all four wheels, the handbrake operates at the back using separate shoes. The brake drums are enclosed.[3] Standard fittings include a spare (steel artillery) wheel and tyre. Shock absorbers are provided.[2] There are semi-elliptic springs all round, flat set at the front. The rear springs are underhung. Cross-braced by three direct members the chassis channel-section side members are narrowed at the front and rise over the back axle[3]
The website of the International Alliance of Morris owners explains that this car was designed by Morris-Commercial, the part of Morris's empire that made commercial vehicles and their engines and Morris gearboxes and back axles. This 15.9 hp Morris-Commercial engine was intended for a truck.
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