BleepingComputer.com: Converting Videos In Laptop

i usually converting and ripping DVD, audio files using my desktop, recently i bought my first laptop, it's specs is much higher than my desktop, so for sure it will convert faster, i just want to ask if it's ok to do the conversion in the laptop?
i mean is it harmful? you know converting files to DVD really takes time, so im just worried. thanks

This post has been edited by q28: 06 November 2007 - 07:07 AM

I don't see where it would cause any harm.
You might want to leave it plugged in, though, so a dieing battery won't interrupt the conversion, causing corruption.

you mean, what im doing in my desktop, still can do it on my laptop? without worries? i just thought that running some large program or converting in a long hours would be better if you will do it in desktop, thinkin that laprtop can't hande it!
thank you for replyin!

You're welcome, q28.
You should be able to do anything with a laptop, that you can do with your desktop.
Like I mentioned though, I would leave the laptop plugged in, during the conversion process.
The only risk I see, is getting the uncontrollable urge, to through the laptop against the wall, if after waiting 4 hours for the conversion, the battery dies with 5 minutes to go, corrupting the conversion.
That wouldn't be a good thing, so I'd leave it plugged in, just in case.

OK! thank you very much for that input! ;)