There's a tool, and without accel it's about the same according to people in these topics.

http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/5067
http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/5323-quake-live-stuff

Nobody does that here. People only recommend i7's if you plan to do really CPU intensive stuff like streaming or rendering and stuff. Even then, i5's are still pretty good. Games only need i5's unless you want to dump the extra money for a marginal boost.

Yet, the topic title is "am i ok enough to edit top 10?". That's a lot different from asking "How can/should I improve my editing?" or "Editing advice" and provide clips. I don't know what you said earlier, but the topic itself is very suggestive that you believe that you should have been able to (and considering you were turned down earlier, the answer should have been no).

I don't think you understand, administrator is like the root of linux. It always exists, even though you have your main account. If you type ctrl+alt+delete at login screen (unless you bypass it) you can login to administrator. If it really is a privilege problem, then logging onto the system admin account would clear away any thoughts of that.

EDIT: Guess windows 7 changed things up, look at this:
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/enable-the-hidden-administrator-account-on-windows-vista/

But you can't trade them yet. If they never become tradable, then his giveaway means nothing. He shouldn't claim something before it's been confirmed possible.

Can't.
http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/410-tf-tv/1

EDIT: Gratz on being topic #6000

I gotta say that's a horrible way to try to get on a team.

If you get discouraged from doing your dreams because someone talks bad about it, then you obviously don't think enough of it. Also, he's trying to sell an idea, not implement him itself. Laying down facts shouldn't discourage someone if they really want to make it happen, because they'll figure out a way around it.

Anyways, you sound way too much like a motivational speaker or trying to act like the guy who will stick up for the idealist. This isn't just people trying to shit on the guys dream. We're just trying to tell him what's wrong and why what he specifically suggested won't work. If he wants to get the community to support him, he needs to convince everyone that it'll work. Stop talking like we're just shitting on someone's dream, we're not. Also, please don't try to promote the idea that if you work hard enough you can do anything, because that's definitely not true in the real world.

That's a much better idea, but we'd have to come up with a way to detect smurf accounts or else some open players might join for the free premium.

It's not about comfort zones or anything like that, it's about the net gain for the community. People have signed up happily for previous online pug tournaments, but they ended up being horribly delayed and horribly managed (players-wise mainly). I don't know how long you've been in the community, but the people who are telling him why it won't work well have dealt with MANY community tournaments. We aren't shooting it down because it's never been tried, it's because we know from experience that there isn't an easy method to make an enjoyable tournament. The amount of effort that is required isn't truly free, it takes a lot from someone's personal life.

I mean, if you know throwing a ball into the air will come back down, do you think throwing it back up will work again? No, you'd have to build a rocket, and going to that result isn't something that can be done haphazardly. We've learned from throwing the ball up in the air many many times and it coming back down every time.

Honestly, you're talking like a dreamer. But what can you do? What will you personally contribute? You're dreaming on the effort of others to come forth, when a lot of people have come forth and failed. If anything, you should take initiative if you truly believe it can be done, when everyone else has become cynical.

PS. The post mainly refutes things that are known to have fail. He doesn't specifically say it can't be done, but he puts out the problems you'd have to overcome in order to make it work. I mean what exactly is the point of paying money to get stomped in 10 minutes by invite teams? A straight up tournament will not work. Invite only? Teams that don't have a chance will likely not pay. If you want to make it work, you have to come up with the idea, and you have to also put in the work to make it happen. I don't think it's fair to come up with an idea and then say "community do it :) :) :)" and let them take care of all the details.

Try logging in as administrator (you'll probably need to ctrl+alt+delete @ login screen). I forgot if windows 7 still has it, but this guarantees you have all the rights.

BTW, what happens when you try to disable it from just control panel or the program itself? Or can you not open it at all? Much better way to deal with it than trying to just flat out killing the process(es).

I hope you realize that this site is enigma's. If you don't get his approval, it's not happening. And he's laid out plenty of good reasons why it won't work.

Obviously we should turn TFTV into the next MGE.

Pay to get exclusive access to the top TF2 pros such as enigma, b4nny, etc.

Get into group mumble coaching sessions, with VODs on demand. Get to play against the pros and critiqued. Also, ratings.

Team. Fortress. TV.

Seriously though, a paid tournament doesn't really work well. You'd need such a complicated rule set to make it remotely worth it for people to play and not feel like they're just donating money to invite players and in general wasting everyone's time.

Doing damage means a lot, but know when the damage is going to be useless and don't waste ammo in those situations. Avoid overextending.

Disable MSE in control panel, or search for Services in the search bar (it's also in advanced Control Panel I believe), then go to Microsoft Security Essentials, stop the process there.