Originally posted by: baby hum
(for you techies out there I used my Pioneer laserdisc player connected to my Canopus AVC110 via S-Video and gold plated audio cables and captured with Final Cut Pro using the NTSC DV codec and encoded with Apple's Compressor software at the highest possible bitrate).
(for you techies out there I used my Pioneer laserdisc player connected to my Canopus AVC110 via S-Video and gold plated audio cables and captured with Final Cut Pro using the NTSC DV codec and encoded with Apple's Compressor software at the highest possible bitrate).
Someone please correct me, but I had always heard that NSTC DV should be avoided as an intermediate codec as it is 4.1.1 meaning when you do the DVD encode, which is 4.2.0, you end up with effectively 4.1.0 colour. PAL DV on the other hand is 4.2.0, ie: the same as DVD.
I seriously need to catch up on your DVDs, you making them faster than I can aquire them!