Thanks for the info. Looks like it just came out last month.
Currently listed on eBay for $240 shipped. Not too bad, and that should be easier to get a hold of than some of the other cards out there.
That looks really good. I'm surprised you were able to remove the artifacts that much, especially the stray interlaced blocks.
Nope; 1080p60 alone is rare enough in a reasonable price range without trying for multichannel.
Your only options with the 360 are 1080p60 or 1080i30. There are some devices like the WD TV that will output Netflix at 24/25 fps if you force it to, but most like the 360 and PS3 are locked to one frame rate for games & apps. To capture 24 fps you can capture at 1080i30 and IVTC.
You hadn't mentioned 1080p. The 360 only outputs at 60 fps in progressive mode, and the card can only handle up to 1080p30.
Yes. Capturing Blu-ray movies is really silly though.
AFAIK, MPEG-2 decoding shouldn't differ between different software or hardware... except for:
H.264 and H.265 correct the first point by specifying the algorithm that decoders have to use, and of course deblocking is included on the compression side (unless it's turned off like most BDs) instead of being an optional step at the end.
It does, but tagged at 1080p24. I only made a short clip before returning it so I'm not sure if that causes a sync problem eventually. If it does you should still be able to remux to the correct frame rate.
The comb filter in my Dell 2408WFP monitor is also nice, for some reason. It has some oversharpening that can't be tuned though, and between the rainbowed frames and clear frames is a frame where the rainbowed area is just opaque grey.
Not to be a jerk, but isn't anyone "in-the-know" enough to download these already going to know the characters quite well?
You just need to look for frame blending, no?
dvdmike said:
_,,,^..^,,,_ said:
DCP video + laserdisc bit-perfect audio = interesting result... (^^,)
In particular because there are different languages laserdiscs - beside english, there are french, german, italian and spanish, all available at least for part 1.
With the actual dcp file not this re-encode? If so then I agree
Are you able to play 2K JPEG2000 at 24 fps?
Sorry to hear that, but it needs far more than just a comma. The lack of punctuation combined with the multiple meanings of the word "about" and the usage of "be about" to mean "be around" (Britishism I think?) all combined into near-incomprehensibility. I figured it out before scrolling down, but oi!
"I still doubt this has; if they can be, bigger & newer films would be about. I think this might have been unlocked."
dvdmike said:
Harmy said:
So, DCP can now be ripped? That's good news for stuff like this, where the DCP is far better than an existing official release but bad news for the film-makers - it means there are probably going to be perfect 1080p or even 4K pirate encodes of perfect quality online as soon as the movies hit theaters and that's bad.
I still doubt this has if they can be bigger newer films would be about I think this might have been unlocked
I want to sue you for the pain I felt trying to decrypt that sentence.
Nah, silence or two of the LPCM channels probably. That's how it is with the AVerTV card.
1080i and 2.0 only.
No. They were original drivers, as well as a hacked application.
There's no reason to mess around with that anymore when the Timeleak cards are cheaper and allow HDCP recording without jumping through hoops.
I have one of those EZGrabber2 devices, they're pretty decent actually. More than adequate for your VHS tape. The VCR matters far more.
Maybe you could borrow another VCR, look in the free section of Craigslist, etc. to at least get one that can play the tape without major distortion.
Patton got a proper remastered release.
I'm always angry when I watch my parents' little 13" HDTV because of how good the SD video quality is. The 3D comb filter is just ridiculously effective, not only with LD but also with super-noisy analog cable signals (and the noise filter turned off). The only rainbows I saw last time I was there were on a black-and-white striped shirt, and they went away as soon as the character stopped moving.
They got this thing on sale for under $75, meanwhile there are $500 capture cards still made with 2D-only filters.
You_Too said:
Though I gotta admit that the colors in the trailers are way better and more realistic than the video releases.
More realistic yes, but I disagree that the trailer looks better in that shot.
Search Usenet for SpaceCamp 1986 1080i HDTV DD5.1 MPEG2-TrollHD.
dark_jedi said:
Thanks but I have no idea how to get that on my PC for use lol.
With an old version of iTunes and a program called Reqiuem, iTunes purchases can be decrypted. The 1080p download is being shared out there, but it shows mushiness typical of iTunes 1080p content. The 720p version may have more grain and detail as is usually the case with them.
The Warriors theatrical cut iTunes 1080p screenshots:
https://whatimg.com/i/gydvwv.png
https://whatimg.com/i/j1y7yg.png
https://whatimg.com/i/cvhbpv.png
https://whatimg.com/i/mrioe7.png
Moth3r said:
I can't really see much wrong with the image
There are black and white specks everywhere! o.o
Anyone wanna buy an AVerMedia H789 to test? >.> I can't figure out whether the "H789-C" on eBay removes the analog inputs, or if you need a dongle of some sort.
It's a discontinued Euro model that uses Conexant CX23888. The driver adds a registry setting to enable or disable the 3D comb filter.