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Shaggar posted:get a real keyboard. or just do control+p please show me a real shaggar keyboard.
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idk. any pc keyboard from the last 10 years?
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Feb 4, 2013 05:16
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oorrrr we could just have spacebar be play/pause like it is in every other video player/NLE becuase you know, spacebar is a requirement for keyboards unlike play
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Feb 4, 2013 05:19
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"users were accidentally hitting spacebar, so lets make sure it does nothing in this release." - someone on WMP team.
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Feb 4, 2013 05:22
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if i wanted to make a dumb skateboarding video for my nephews will any of the video editing things have a bunch of presets for cool effects or will i have to potentially learn things (i dont want to learn)
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Feb 4, 2013 05:30
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pagancow posted:no deblocking in mpeg-2 netflix etc might not be perfect but mpeg-2 hd on cable really bothers me. never looks quite right, even if its ok
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Feb 4, 2013 05:32
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netflix is vc-1 or h.264 depending on where you watch it. Either way both support deblocking, and both are superior to mpeg-2
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Feb 4, 2013 05:33
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ahmeni posted:if i wanted to make a dumb skateboarding video for my nephews will any of the video editing things have a bunch of presets for cool effects or will i have to potentially learn things (i dont want to learn) good video speaks for it self. presets are dumb 98% of the time.
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Feb 4, 2013 05:34
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pagancow posted:good video speaks for it self. presets are dumb 98% of the time. i just want to do those dumb skateboard things where they freeze a dude halfway through a kick flip and his name wipes in from the side for a few seconds, wipes out and then resumes the clip
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Feb 4, 2013 05:37
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pagancow posted:Media player classic home cinema. also with ffdshow installed
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Feb 4, 2013 05:42
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I think Windows Movie Maker or whatever it's called now can do stuff like that. If not, there are some free video editing programs (I think zs4 is supposed to be good? But it looks like its site got hacked, lol) floating around.
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RZApublican posted:also with ffdshow installed ffdshow is nice for older codecs that don't get hardware acceleration (it has nice post-processing options). also it decodes adpcm for the once in a decade you encounter it beyond that mpc-hc is great and it doesnt gently caress with any system decoders/filters
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Feb 4, 2013 05:45
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RZApublican posted:also with ffdshow installed No. Do not install ffdshow unless your application will not run without it. Everything you need to decode video is already installed unless you are running OS 9 or something.
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Feb 4, 2013 05:45
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install ffdshow if you like saying the following things:
Windows has every consumer level mpeg decoder installed, so dont gently caress with it god install VLC first before you install ffdshow, at least all the wrongness will be confined to just one program instead of EVERYTHING.
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Feb 4, 2013 05:55
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pagancow posted:You buy a hardware coloremeter that is appropriate for your display, attach it to the monitor, and run the software. P sure you need a spectrophotometer for an LED-backlit LCD, but yeah, you put a colorimeter/spectrophotometer in front of your monitor and run the calibration software for it, and it generates a color profile. But to answer the dude's question, last time I used windows for long enough to care about color management there was a thing in the monitor settings or some poo poo where you could set the monitor's color profile, and it had a thing that would let you do calibration by eye, which isn't as good as an actual spectrophotometer-generated profile, but is better than 99% of the default color profiles that monitors come with.
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Feb 4, 2013 05:56
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Don't use a .icm from a manufacturer. Each monitor needs to be hand tweaked. Color management is hard, don't bother unless you know what you are doing. Just be happy being ignorant about colors like everybody else.
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Feb 4, 2013 05:57
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becuase once you do it on your PC you will want to do it for your TV, and thats a pit you will just throw tons of money around on and be dissapointed with the result (less vibrant colors, stable gamma curve, less black, less eye seering white)
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Feb 4, 2013 05:58
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sRGB sucks, rec.709 sucks, all tv and video standards suck, see it with your real eyes or just dont bother.
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Feb 4, 2013 05:59
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pagancow posted:sRGB sucks, rec.709 sucks, all tv and video standards suck much like everything related to computers
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recalculating font cache
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reticulating splines
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Feb 4, 2013 15:09
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i hate videophiles and audiophiles because all consumer electronics are poo poo
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Feb 4, 2013 16:31
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pagancow posted:Don't use a .icm from a manufacturer. Each monitor needs to be hand tweaked. apparently this is less of an issue with the ultrasharps these days, tend to come pre-calibrated, people reporting they're showing more than the 84% of the colourspace they guarantee *does all post work in adobe RGB, clients reject everything due to viewing on 15" tn lcd from Circuit City*
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Feb 4, 2013 22:00
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pagancow posted:"users were accidentally hitting spacebar, so lets make sure it does nothing in this release." - someone on WMP team. I was part of that argument in the wmp 7 - 8 days. Pretty lol in hindsight. Microsoft PMs amirite??
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Feb 4, 2013 23:32
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gotta get your name in the changelog
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ahmeni posted:Circuit City* HOW ARE YOU POSTING FROM 2002???
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Your browser, video codec, ietf working group, and OS are all pieces of poo poo http://www.theverge.com/2013/2/4/3951940/google-mozilla-webrtc-video-chat-demo verge score 6.5
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browsers are becoming complicated enough to be an os them selves chrome os? too bad it doesn't support h.264 without enabling some linxey hack right?
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real question: what are the encoding/decoding processing requirements for h265 gonna be like? is it gonna be ok in software on reg computers/smartphones or is it gonna need new chips?
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these are from memory, but i think they were shooting for 2-3 times the processing power for encoding, 2 times for decoding. compared to h.264
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h.265 will need new hardware unless you want your battery to last like 30 minutes and play back video at 5 fps. There will still be codec packs you can install and be in codec hell for desktop OSes. The numbers I'm seeing thrown around are "higher requirements than High profile h.264" which is p high without an ASIC doing it pagancow fucked around with this message at 23:12 on Feb 5, 2013 |
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well on my crappy old triumph the hardware decoder was garbage or at least the support for it in apps was so i just software decoded everything and it could do 800x480 mkv's with a 1ghz single core snapdragon s3
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nigga crab pollock posted:well on my crappy old triumph the hardware decoder was garbage or at least the support for it in apps was so i just software decoded everything and it could do 800x480 mkv's with a 1ghz single core snapdragon s3 yes becuase you "decode mkvs" have i taught you nothing?
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i'm going to shove this DVD case into my DVD player and expect the movie to play -- a thing a 3 year old thinks
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pagancow posted:h.265 will need new hardware unless you want your battery to last like 30 minutes and play back video at 5 fps. is codec hell still a thing? doesnt everything just statically include ffmpeg or whatever? that's what i anticipate anyway. at some point i will update vlc (or mvc) an dhandbrake and suddenly they just support h265.
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Wheany posted:is codec hell still a thing? when you rely on direct show, yes you can still be in codec hell.
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Doc Block posted:P sure you need a spectrophotometer for an LED-backlit LCD, but yeah, you put a colorimeter/spectrophotometer in front of your monitor and run the calibration software for it, and it generates a color profile. drat this is spergy as hell, I'm glad I don't gif a gently caress about my colors or sounds
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Hard NOP Life posted:drat this is spergy as hell, I'm glad I don't gif a gently caress about my colors or sounds *glares at u*
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pagancow posted:yes becuase you "decode mkvs" possibly not idk this crab confused
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pagancow posted:when you rely on direct show, yes you can still be in codec hell. only if you install dumb lovely codec packs like ffdshow or w/e. you don't need to install codec packs at all in windows.
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