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Description 3gp Video*
for Mobiles
(514 MB)		 WMV**
512 Kbps
(3.05 GB)		 iPod MP4***
480 Kbps
(3.35 GB)
Lecture 1 70 MB 397 MB 467 MB
Lecture 2 62 MB 349 MB 410 MB
Lecture 3 62 MB 353 MB 414 MB
Lecture 4 55 MB 312 MB 367 MB
Lecture 5 40 MB 223 MB 263 MB
Lecture 6 64 MB 364 MB 428 MB
Lecture 7 45 MB 256 MB 301 MB
Lecture 8 56 MB 319 MB 375 MB
Lecture 9 61 MB 344 MB 405 MB
* 3gp Video for Mobile Phones: QCIF, Audio: 8 Kbps, 12.2k Hz. Video: 75 Kbps, 15 fps, 176x144
** WindowsMediaVideo 9: Audio: 64 Kbps, 44.1k Hz. Video: 30 fps, 320x240, WMV V9 Compression.
*** iPod MP4: Audio: 128 Kbps, 48k Hz, AAC. Video: 480 Kbps, 29,970 fps, 320x240
Compact multilingual [German, Italian, Swedish, Persian, Korean, Bulgarian]* set of the 9-Day Lectures in Guangzhou
Each DVD is an .iso image RAR archive split into 400 MB parts**
DVD 1 (4.0 GB);     part:    1     2     3     4     5     6     7     8     9     10     11
DVD 2 (3.4 GB);     part:    1     2     3     4     5     6     7     8     9  
DVD 3 (3.6 GB);     part:    1     2     3     4     5     6     7     8     9     10

* Language can be changed on the fly by pressing the "audio" button on the remote control.

** RAR archiving software such as WinRAR or 7zip Portable (free software) is required. To prepare a DVD, download and "un-rar" each archive into one ".iso" file.  No errors during un-raring should occur. If any part gives an error, please download again, preferably with a download manager and no internet browsing for the duration of the download. Once the RAR files are assembled into a ".iso" file, it can be tested, before burning to DVD, with MagicISO Virtual CD/DVD-ROM (free software). If all lectures play well the ".iso" file can safely be burned to a DVD (it is best to burn to a rewritable DVD first).

To burn the .iso file to DVD, use the "Burn ISO file" functionality of your burning software. Almost all burning packages have it. If it is missing, you can try DeepBurner Free Portable (doesn't need installation) or ImgBurn, both are free ISO burning products.
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