negative1 said:
adywan,
don't worry about the HD DVD part,
i have that covered..
(i'll post a sample when i'm ready)...
But my versions won't be the same as the files already posted so you won't be able to do a HD-DVD conversion just yet. Mine will have colour correction and editing work done + extra audio tracks.
I'm starting the first movies (ANH) colour correction encode tomorrow. I need to clear out my hard drives first. Each encode is huge, around 250gb, so i need a lot more space than i have already for each one.
What version of AOTC is that screencap from? There is hell of a lot of compression artefacts, which are not from Jpeg compression. Is that from the DVD or the AVCHD?
negative1 said:
sorry ady....bluray and the monopoly they have will never be acceptable, and will always be way too expensive.......(yes,
even with the ps3 price drop..sheeshhhhhhhhh)....................
later
-1
lol. I can remember people saying the exact same thing when DVD came out. they all complained about the price of the players, burners and media. My first DVD burner cost me £450. Now look how cheap you can buy them for. The same will happen with Blu-Ray. Don't forget, it has only just won the war. Prices of burners have dropped over £300 in the last 6 months here. You can buy one now for about £140 and media for about £6. that price will continue to drop as the demand grows. you have to face it, Blu-Ray is here to stay.
I'm really surprised just how negative you are towards Blu-Ray because of your hatred for Sony, yet you support Microsoft's Xbox & HD-DVD when Microsoft are a hell of a lot worse than Sony will ever be. I'm not a great lover of Sony, and never will be, but i preferred the format of Blu-Ray right from the start over HD-DVD. I don't care who things are made or developed by as long as its good. I'm just glad i went with the PS3 over the X-BOX360, even though my mates all said i was mad and that it was crap. We all bought our consoles within a few months of each other and i'm the only one who got a Ps3 and the only one who has had no problems whatsoever with my console. Out of 7 of them that got the 360, 6 have had the red ring of death. 2 have had it again with the replacement. now the warranted has ran out they have a dead console. Not good that especially when Microsoft knew about the 360's problems but deny that its a fault. Needless to say all but 1 have now got a PS3 and will never touch Microsoft consoles ever again.
I just wish we didn't have to have these damn format wars all the time when something new comes out. It's always the consumer that gets stung.