This guy, Tom, decides to go to a porn theater. He buys a ticket, walks inside, and has a seat.
There aren't too many other guys in there, but the few that are there are all wearing trenchcoats.
Wouldn't you know it, but another guy comes in, and sits right behind Tom. During every sex scene, this guy makes all these weird huffing and rubbing sounds. Sometimes Tom can't even hear the movie over the breathing and slapping sounds.
This goes on throughout the movie until the final scene, where everyone in the whole world is having sex onscreen. The guy behind Tom is mysteriously silent.
Tom can't help but wonder, so he turns around and asks, "Hey, buddy.....where's all your enthusiam?"
The guy looks back at him with a big cheshire-cat smile and says, "Heh, it's all over your back, dude."
R.I.P. Hooters Air Hooters Air calls it quits Hooters Air will stop its main service on April 17. Apparently, Hooter's choice in the most modern aircraft did them in. These planes were designed to fly with ease through even the worst weather.
The unfortunate downside of this technological marvel: lack of turbulence.
"Solving audio sync problems is not as difficult as you might think, even if you can't rely on DGIndex to report the correct delay. Mux your video and audio together with a zero delay, play the output VOB file in Media Player Classic. This player gives you the option to alter the delay during playback, so it's easily adjusted to find the correct value."
If you can find the correct value (I assume it gives the millisecond delay), then you can compile it in DVDLab, which lets you set the appropriate delay to whatever you want. Makes it really easy to correct sync well after the audio and video streams have been generated.
"I just recently picked up MTV's first film Joe's Apartment on DVD, and while it isn't a very good movie overall and I can easily see why it was a disaster at the box office, it is interesting and I'd like to see it in WS as well."
Oh no, I just mean it was encoded way to quietly, and compressed to AC3 as well. I'll compare it to my LD (whenever I get around to it) and let you know the difference, but I have never had to turn up the volume on my receiver as much as I had to to hear this DVD.
Well, I'll say this - the video looks pretty damned good, but the audio sucks. Too quiet, and detail is lacking. I'm going to see if I can replace it with the audio from the fullscreen LD that I have, and in PCM too.