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When was FFWD created?
FFWD was created in 1994.
What actors and actresses appeared in REW-FFWD - 1994?
The cast of REW-FFWD - 1994 includes: Lorne Brass as Narrator
How do you put videos onto your Xbox 360?
Theres only one way I've ever actually got this to work with my video library. Bear in mind I'm running NXE on mine, so I'm not sure how this will work on the blade front end. If in doubt, then upgrade. Also note I've only done this with DivX / Xvid coded video clips, but it does work. It also works on MP3's... Now for how to do it.... 2 Ways have worked to me, the cheap and easy way, or the harder and a bit more expensive way. The first and easiest is You need a USB Storage device, like a memory key, or portable hard drive. Drop the video / music files you want onto the portable device, using your computer. Now plug the storage device into the USB ports on the front of your 360. Turn on, then go to the "video library" part of the "my xbox" menu. Press A on your controller. Select "portable device" for the location, then press A again. Now navigate the contents of your storage device to find the video you want to watch, and enjoy. The buttons on the controller do things like ffwd/rewind, or pause. You can also use the media remote this way, to control playback. The other way is to set-up your 360 as a Media Extender. This requires you to have a few other things set-up in advance. So you'll need: * A computer running windows with media centre on it. * Some films on the computer * A way of creating a network from your 360 to the computer. The First two are relatively easy, if you have a computer with Vista Home Premium, then you'll already have this. The network can be as easy as plugging your 360 into a wifi router. With this in place, have a look on google for making your 360 into a media extender, its been covered so much that there is no point me writing yet another article on the subject. The end result will be your Xbox 360 will connect to your computer, and play the entire media library from your computer, using the same menu interface as Windows Media Centre. If you have the optional media remote, this will work here as well. This is a really good way to make use of the xbox 360, and for this reason I have my 360 next to the TV in my bedroom, so i can opt to watch films in bed, or have a quiet room to play when the wife is watching her tv programms.
What is the song called that the band play in the restaurant in star wars?
What is probably the best bet is to go to Amazon and look up all the movie soundtracks and then cut and paste the lists, or something similar. As an option, one could get hold of the DVD for each episode, FFwd to the credits, and pull the music from there. As a parting idea, once in a while a song will be included in a movie where only a snippet is played and no credit is made for its inclusion. (This from personal experience.) It is possible (though not a certainty) that this may be the case with one or more of the Star Wars episodes. One may have to watch the whole of each of the movies and make a running talley. If push comes to shove and one tries this, it is highly recommended that a the list of the incuded music be pulled off from the end of the movie before viewing. It'll make it a little easier to keep track....
What movie and television projects has Lorne Cardinal been in?
Lorne Brass has: Played George in "Un zoo la nuit" in 1987. Played Jim the Mechanic in "Haute tension" in 1988. Played Klaus Fuchs in "Day One" in 1989. Played Max in "Ding et Dong le film" in 1990. Played Musicien in "Cargo" in 1990. Played Reporter 1 in "Bethune: The Making of a Hero" in 1990. Played Haaring in "Shadows of the Past" in 1991. Performed in "Urban Angel" in 1991. Played Blades in "Vendetta II: The New Mafia" in 1993. Played Mr. Zorotich in "Sirens" in 1993. Played Leibovitch in "Shabbot Shalom" in 1994. Played Taggart in "Aventures dans le Grand Nord" in 1994. Played Narrator in "REW-FFWD" in 1994. Played Eagle in "Bolt" in 1995. Played Stanley in "Joyeux Calvaire" in 1996. Played Stein in "Smoke Bellou" in 1996. Played Lead Terrorist in "Windsor Protocol" in 1996. Played Sheriff Grierson in "Hysteria" in 1997. Played Doctor in "In the Presence of Mine Enemies" in 1997. Played Mckay in "Lobby" in 1997. Played Manager Team GT in "2 secondes" in 1998. Played Dan Taylor in "36 Hours to Die" in 1999. Played McKee - FBI in "Le dernier souffle" in 1999. Played Bellmain in "The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne" in 2000. Played Priest in "Nuremberg" in 2000. Played Udo Magik in "Dead Awake" in 2001. Played Danny Lazarus (2002) in "Le dernier chapitre: La Suite" in 2002. Played CIA Agent in France in "Agent of Influence" in 2002. Played Danny Lazarus (2003) in "The Last Chapter II: The War Continues" in 2003. Played Dr. Aaron Greenberg, Surgeon in "The Reagans" in 2003. Played John Marsan in "11 Somerset" in 2004. Played Yacob Aushwald in "Histoire de famille" in 2006. Played Sheriff Cooper in "Fatal Trust" in 2006. Played Moishe Greenbaum in "Pure Laine" in 2006. Played Dr. Alan Lipper in "The Fountain" in 2006. Played Dan Rockwell in "All Hat" in 2007. Played Facilitator in "The Foundation" in 2009. Played Sven Johanssen in "The Phantom" in 2009. Played Carlo in "Being Human" in 2011.
