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longview posted:These are the same people who want to stretch 4:3 to 16:9 so they can get their money's worth. this should be a legally permissible reason to do a murder
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longview posted:These are the same people who want to stretch 4:3 to 16:9 so they can get their money's worth. the most rage inducing thing
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maybe your autism about other peoples media enjoyment would be a little better tempered by thinking of it as stretching 12:9 to 16:9
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ahmeni posted:maybe your autism about other peoples media enjoyment would be a little better tempered by thinking of it as stretching 12:9 to 16:9 maybe if stretching 12:9 to 16:9 didnt cut off 4:9 of the video, then yeah
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I wonder if the 4K TV sets shown at CES have a barco like scaler built in so you're actually getting your $20,000 worth. ya right
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:maybe if stretching 12:9 to 16:9 didnt cut off 4:9 of the video, then yeah its not authentic old person behavior unless its completely stretched to fit 16:9 without cutting anything off, poo poo all stretched wide
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ahmeni posted:its not authentic old person behavior unless its completely stretched to fit 16:9 without cutting anything off, poo poo all stretched wide aw no and our stupid brains wont be able to deal with it and we wont know what is going on face it - people still enjoyed movies in the 80s on the 14" CRTs
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Remember when Phillips tried to sell 21:9 cinemascope TVs? http://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=1232448072 imagine the olds that would stretch the 4:3 image out on that BLUALRUARROGOGOHGHO
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I find it funny that all the ~tech blogs~ said that Sony had pseudo announced the only 4k delivery system for watching movies and to look for more details later, but RED announced RED RAY and their 4K content delivery system ODEMAX using their .RED codec almost a month before CES I was just nerding out about it because how are they going to fit 4K video into a 20MBPS stream. it's less than BLU-RAY and HEVC isn't even out yet.
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pagancow posted:I was just nerding out about it me too
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1:1 supremacy
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whatever aspect ratio 70mm film is supremacy
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16:9 but really 4:3 actual resolution and nonsquare 4:3 pixels supremacy. Oh wait, no, gently caress you i-sight camera.
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Silver Alicorn posted:whatever aspect ratio 70mm film is supremacy it's about 20:9 and yeah owns
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what aspect ratio will our ocular implants end up using (its 4:3)
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48:3 ridiculousness supremacy
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pagancow posted:Remember when Phillips tried to sell 21:9 cinemascope TVs? I only remember it because of the cool as heck commercial they made for them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQ3D4CqHbJM Also 219 bitch
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echinopsis posted:219:1 21:19
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Moist von Lipwig posted:it's about 20:9 and yeah owns i thought unmatted 70mm was still academy ratio
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i'm trying to watch a movie with my family because i'm going to be all like check out my blu ray high def setup loving ps3 requires hour long update before _THIS_ blu-ray can play fml
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pagancow posted:i'm trying to watch a movie with my family because i'm going to be all like i hate to say "asking for it" but optical media in tyool 2013, smdh
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also nice "broadband" that downloads at less than gigabit speeds
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Detroit Q. Spider posted:i thought unmatted 70mm was still academy ratio It seems to be 2.20:1 I don't know if that's academy ratio or not. 
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Detroit Q. Spider posted:i hate to say "asking for it" but optical media in tyool 2013, smdh wow in the middle of the movie it popped up a message that said "IM TURNING OFF SOON" ~my movie immersion~ its great that sony thinks this is a good user experience or doesn't even care....
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Detroit Q. Spider posted:also nice "broadband" that downloads at less than gigabit speeds Detroit Q. Spider posted:i hate to say "asking for it" but optical media in tyool 2013, smdh now try streaming a movie through that. boy howdy, i sure love 720p with stereo sound
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Wheany posted:now try streaming a movie through that. boy howdy, i sure love 720p with stereo sound if it doesnt stop to download a firmware update in the middle its cool with me
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Detroit Q. Spider posted:if it doesnt stop to download a firmware update in the middle its cool with me except every time you want to go online you have to be on latest firmware so roofle owned scrub
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solution: watch media through a thing that is not a ps3
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New H.265 video standard approved, will allow for high-quality video at half the bitrate http://www.theverge.com/2013/1/25/3917072/new-h-265-video-standard-approved-will-allow-for-high-quality-video-half-bit-rate "Yeah, take that fansubbers, your 10bit encodings are out of date now! Start encoding yours in H.265 so nobody can play it."
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H.264 was pretty good, if H.265 does 4K even better
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Where can I get a 4K monitor? Apart from those televisions that cost like 25 grand.
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Cardboard Box A posted:New H.265 video standard approved, will allow for high-quality video at half the bitrate well, what it is actually going to be used is shoving twice the number of SD channels that show home shopping progrmas through the pipe
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RED is claiming their RED RAY poo poo is better than HEVC 4096x2048, 16-bpc, XYZ color space, Digital Cinema Master at 20MBPS. 4x more pixels than blu-ray at ~85% the average bitrate of blu-ray discs. 
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Cardboard Box A posted:New H.265 video standard approved, will allow for high-quality video at half the bitrate people are literally arguing about codec packs in tyool 2013 
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how will they distribute h.265? (except streaming) blu-ray disks should have enough capacity for most movies, i think. all the blu-ray rips i've made have been around 20-22 gigabytes, and dual layer blu-rays have 50 gb capacity. so 4*pixels*0.5 bitrate = around 40gb for a 4k movie at current 1080p quality. has there been any talk about higher-capacity physical media? hvd seems pretty much doa, but i guess it's a format that exists by some definition
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Wheany posted:how will they distribute h.265? (except streaming) No, retard.
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