like i said before: the wowow caps are not open matte. the canal+ hd cap however is. at least for jp1 i know for sure.
I would like to not use a 720p source... as it's quite surely not the original HDTV file - it should be 1080i...
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canal+ = 1080i, 25fps, avc with approx 15mbps
wowow = 1080i, 29,97fps with pulldown flag, mpeg2 with approx 20mpbs
what about SKYHD or HDNET? do they exist?
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There are some HDTV versions with channel logo throughout, and some don't have them!
The 720p source I pointed out doesn't have a logo!
Besides, how do you work with an HD file while editing? I'm sure it not only takes up lots of HDD space, but increases the rendering time sky-high! What is the configuration of your PC Andrea?
Papai, is there are 1080i HDTV proper version without logo?
You can see my PC configuration in the first post; when working with HD files, it's easy to use about 200-300GB of HD space, plus the video conversion took often a day or two!
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Here you go-
http://kickass.to/jurassic-park-1993-1080p-hdtv-dts-x264-ctrlhd-t1858867.html
But it has very little seeds. (1 seed, 1 Peer)
So, see if it works.
Otherwise you can use this better seeded 720p torrent, its not bad as you may think! Its actually good quality!-
http://kickass.to/jurassic-park-1993-720p-hdtv-x264-dts-t3801132.html (this is 4.36 GB, and very good quality!)
To make a good job, the original 1080i MPEG2 (and not 1080p X264) should be used; maybe the 720p is good *enough* to be watched, but not enough to work on it...
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Why don't you try with a small clip and see. Just for test.