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Wheany posted:which matters more, though: bits-per-pixel in the final video or the bitrate when talking about 20-year old upscaled vhs uploaded to youtube? Uploading to a 2K resolution is most important because it will get the most bitrate. h.264 is smart enough to knock details down even if it's been upscaled. There's a reason why TASvideos get uploaded at 2K resolution and not 240p native. Youtube will encode your video at 4:2:0 colorspace, when you're trying to represent a 320x240 RGB video signal, you'll need at least 4x the resolution to maintain an RGB signal once downsampled to it's original resolution. 320x240 4:2:0 looks lovely. Also having 5mbps instead of .5 helps alot.
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Install Gentoo posted:i really wish SED had made it to market quote:A surface-conduction electron-emitter display (SED) is a display technology which has been developing various flat panel displays by a number of companies as electronic visual displays. SEDs use nanoscopic-scale electron emitters to energize colored phosphors and produce an image. In a general sense, a SED consists of a matrix of tiny cathode ray tubes, each "tube" forming a single sub-pixel on the screen, grouped in threes to form red-green-blue (RGB) pixels. it sounds cool an d monstrously complicated all at the same time
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AclwH64eAkU plasma ain't poo poo
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pagancow posted:h.264 is smart enough to knock details down even if it's been upscaled. There's a reason why TASvideos get uploaded at 2K resolution and not 240p native. tool assisted speedruns of old video games, recorded and lovingly scaled to 2k so others can watch said speedruns in near perfect fidelity on their computer monitors this is it gentlemen...teh spergularity
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Silver Alicorn posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AclwH64eAkU would play bideo games on a jumbotron even though you'd need repeaters out the rear end with massive lag to make a controller work
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what the hell is a video codec
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# ? Jul 9, 2013 01:38 |
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it's a secret spy radio that works by directly stimulating the bones in your ear
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the nes thread sent me here. what's up
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Werthog 95 posted:the nes thread sent me here. what's up did u know? ur video codec is most like a piece of poo poo!!!!
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fuckkkk
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spankmeister posted:dunno if i posted it already but i once saw a shameful setup like this I'm so glad I didn't say anything about the resolution, we'd probably still be there waiting for him to hook it up properly
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Detroit Q. Spider posted:did u know? ur video codec is most like a piece of poo poo!!!! 5
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THC posted:one year we went to visit my uncle for christmas. he beamed as he showed us his new bose home theatre with 60" wega plugged into standard DVD player but it's HD ready
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echinopsis posted:but it's HD ready just because your tv is HD ready doesn't mean the owner is. i know my parents sure as hell aint.
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my dad has a dell optiplex plugged into his hdtv over vga
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Silver Alicorn posted:my dad has a dell optiplex plugged into his hdtv over vga vga can actually do 1080p and it's rgb to boot ain't nuthin wrong with analog son
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ofc odds are he's running it at 1024*768 or w/e
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well the screen's native resolution is 1366x768, eh
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Silver Alicorn posted:whoa sticky thread yeah i sticked the nes thread already, i like ranting about video codecs and this is a good thread so it gets stickied now
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Silver Alicorn posted:my dad has a dell optiplex plugged into his hdtv over vga well its the pc input isnt it, says so right on the tv
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spankmeister posted:vga can actually do 1080p and it's rgb to boot what cant VGA do
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make your video codec not be a piece of poo poo
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pagancow posted:Here is a cool photoshop action for doing the film desaturation curve I talked about. am I the only one who thinks that if you want that Cool Authentic Film Look you should just shoot film
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my loins are fully girded to argue the merits of film v.s. digital. hit me with uor best shot
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in 30 years people will be running video through blocking and banding filters to get that ~authentic low-bitrate look~
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echinopsis posted:what cant VGA do be used for a resolution higher than 2048×1536px
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atomicthumbs posted:my loins are fully girded to argue the merits of film v.s. digital. hit me with uor best shot i like making my photos look old and filmy. its just an artistic choice, based on subjective feelings of old photos looking more like "back in the day" and i like it so i replicate it. a filter is just an additional way to add a feeling to a photo. "perfect" isnt always the feeling of choice how do you feel about that
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I use VGA on my xbox 360 because it's the only way to get authentic 4:3 resolutions
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echinopsis posted:i like making my photos look old and filmy. its just an artistic choice, based on subjective feelings of old photos looking more like "back in the day" and i like it so i replicate it. a filter is just an additional way to add a feeling to a photo. "perfect" isnt always the feeling of choice I respect your choice of aesthetic, and your choice to use modern gear to achieve it without the inconveniences of film and also point to my medium format camera that not only does that by itself, but has better dynamic range and gives me ~130 megapixel photos, and I paid $150 for it it also is able to fit ten entire photos on a single roll of film atomicthumbs fucked around with this message at 10:32 on Jul 9, 2013 |
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all im hearing is that you like really high detailed high MP photos of your own semen soaking into your loose fitting socks. cool i guess if you're into that
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echinopsis posted:i like making my photos look old and filmy. its just an artistic choice, based on subjective feelings of old photos looking more like "back in the day" and i like it so i replicate it. a filter is just an additional way to add a feeling to a photo. "perfect" isnt always the feeling of choice i feel like you are part of the problem and we need a final solution to the instagram question
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Qwertycoatl posted:in 30 years people will be running video through blocking and banding filters to get that ~authentic low-bitrate look~ it's because humans are retarded idiot babys who can't take good quality http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_interpolation#Soap_opera_effect http://www.televisioninfo.com/News/Cleaning-up-the-Soap-Opera-Effect-Motion-Interpolation-and-why-480Hz-looks-terrible-on-your-new-TV.htm
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atomicthumbs posted:my loins are fully girded to argue the merits of film v.s. digital. hit me with uor best shot What if you're not sure if your client will like the look? You won't be able to easily "un-do" the film look. Also when you blow 3x your budget on the spot they will find someone else to do it. digitally and just use one of these film LUTs to make it happen.
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jackdh4x0r posted:i feel like you are part of the problem jesus christ, did any of you even use the PS action? It creates a desaturation curve in the upper 40% of your image, not turns it all one color. Also instagram isn't film look.
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also realtalk: does anyone know why the "back porch" comes first, and the "front porch" last? this bugs the poo poo out of me in a very way. there is probably something dumb and obvious that i am missing but i didn't see anything in dem wikipedias edit: i guess when you are looking at it on a scope they are right next to each other and in order, welp, dumb question from an idiot, thanks i'll be here all night!!! jackdh4x0r fucked around with this message at 15:15 on Jul 9, 2013 |
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a professional color grader will tell you that tastefully saturing certain color channels is what will give your image a premium look. Using a full 1D LUT on your image will certantly make it look shittier unless it's shot in some goofy log space on an arri alexa.
pagancow fucked around with this message at 15:16 on Jul 9, 2013 |
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jackdh4x0r posted:also realtalk: If I had to take a guess it would be TV Levels (16-235 in digital space), but I don't deal with stuff at the signal level I just say "make those highlights more desaturated"
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jackdh4x0r posted:also realtalk: it's because ntsc is lol trash and it's easier for engineers to write it that way... back before color was A Thing it was: front porch, sync pulse, back porch, luma front porch is basically a reset area which normalizes everything and back porch was originally just an area to reset the black levels due to the sync burst before shoving luma out then color came about and engineers go "by george! let's shove color burst in the back porch! then when the sync rolls over and the burst hits, we can use the color burst with a chroma signal to get color!" and everyone went "holy poo poo! this works!" so then everyone started re-writing the signal to show the back porch first because it made more sense in terms of how the picture was drawn flyboi fucked around with this message at 15:35 on Jul 9, 2013 |
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if you want to really sperg out about signals and the sort this guy has a ton of information about it http://www.infocellar.com/television/
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