Originally posted by: digitalfreaknyc
I thought no one was able to rip it? If they were, where are these reports coming from and why are we having this discussion?
People on AVS Forum have reported sizes. Is it possible that their PVRs could report sizes? I think some of those poster are also archiving to D-VHS. It's possible some of them even have cable without 5C, but that's not entirely clear from their posts, and my attempts to PM have gone unanswered.
No you can't combine it. You'd have to slow down the video then as well.
I thought no one was able to rip it? If they were, where are these reports coming from and why are we having this discussion?
People on AVS Forum have reported sizes. Is it possible that their PVRs could report sizes? I think some of those poster are also archiving to D-VHS. It's possible some of them even have cable without 5C, but that's not entirely clear from their posts, and my attempts to PM have gone unanswered.
No you can't combine it. You'd have to slow down the video then as well.
Sure. As others have mentioned, that's easy. Combining Premiere and Cinemax video and adding DVD audio is no big deal in AviSynth. The result can be rendered as DivX, if nothing else. I think there are also solutions for rendering MPEG-2 at MP@HL, and muxing as a transport stream. Then you've got HD quality video, at the original framerate and audio pitch. Perfect.