I’d like to have the GTA Vice City soundtrack from my video game, but I’m not sure how to get the .WAV or what ever proprietary file format the music is in onto my my computer. I am also not sure if that is stealing or not. When I buy a video game, am I buying all aspects of all information contained within it, or am I just buying the physical device (cd, cartridge, whatever) and the license to play the game? Or am I buying everything within including the music?

I want to put songs on my mp3 player without using Samsung Media Player. How do you do it?

I bought this sony 5.1 home theater system from circuit city. I want to install the speakers within the walls, but firedog is very expensive. Are there any other local people who can install a home theater system for cheap?

I’m planning on staying my summer (between 6 and 8 weeks) in Poland with some of my family. Usually, I bring a normal camera with film and what not but it’s always a hassle getting the pictures developed. I want to bring my digital camera with me so I can take pictures. The camera is battery powered and I will have limited access to my uncle’s computer, but I won’t be able to upload the pictures I don’t think. Any tips or ideas for bringing the digital camera or is just a bad idea?

I hear Xbox 360, etc, has the same GPU and system specs as a computer.
If this is the case, how come you don’t have to defrag and run the Xbox 360 for errors, delete cookies, etc.
What makes video game consoles different from computers?

I was watching my brother play another video game,from Japan, and came to the thought of What is the most popular video game of all time around the world?If you happen to know please tell my most wanted q right now.

I found a lot of sites that regarded this question but didn’t mention the “video game” part. It’s for my speech.

A Mp3 player that holds lots of songs, and has a FM Tuner. And possibly a Mp3 player that is easy to sync with.

I’m setting up a home theater in my basement (just finished framing). I plan to put 2 sconces on both side walls. But I was wondering if I should put a sconce on each side of the projector screen itself? Is having some dimmed light next to the screen good for viewing or is it better to keep the screen area as dark as possible?
Thanks – Sam.

I am looking for something that has at least 2 megapixels, has a lcd viewer, and is kid-tough. Most of the kids cameras I’ve seen have very low megapixels; more like a web cam than a digital camera. Anything out there anyone has had experience with that works? Thank you.