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i saw a tv in the store that said "720p" but they had made a mistake and it was actually a 1366x768 panel!!! i got 48 extra pixels for free!!! loving idiots, made out like a god drat bandit. more pixels for me, to put VLCs toolbar in, when i watch my 10-bit fansubs of Spirited Awayy
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spirited away is a legit good movie (though with common ghibli problem of not really having the story do much other than deus ex machina out of everything at the end), just go with naruto fansubs to round out the post
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Jun 5, 2017 14:36
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how much color bits should i have in my computer when i watch Rashomon
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Jun 5, 2017 14:41
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pagancow posted:if by "support" you mean colors come out of your monitor that you dont care about, then yes. cool then its worthwhile to use
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Jun 5, 2017 15:20
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Share Bear posted:i have tried to disable this on my tv but there is no setting for it that i can find, i am not a video pro though update: i found the setting, the TV's defaults were wrong, it was labelled "just scan" ive had this tv for about a decade
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Jun 5, 2017 15:32
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spirited away is extremely good and i'm not ashamed to admit it made me cry
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RISCy Business posted:spirited away is extremely good and i'm not ashamed to admit it made me cry callin in some anime bans no mercy
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Share Bear posted:callin in some anime bans i will die on this hill
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RISCy Business posted:i will die on this hill 
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Instant Grat posted:how much color bits should i have in my computer when i watch Rashomon 12
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that's not what I heard.
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Share Bear posted:update: i found the setting, the TV's defaults were wrong, it was labelled "just scan" grats on fixing ur tv experience
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Linguica posted:that's not what I heard. 12 bits RGB is high end dolby vision PQ gamma curve was designed for 12 bits being enough for large UHD-1 displays. No real 16-bit cameras exist
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Jun 8, 2017 02:54
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8 bits was good enuf for me then and its good enuf for me now
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Jun 8, 2017 02:59
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pagancow posted:12 bits RGB is high end dolby vision
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Jun 8, 2017 03:26
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once upon a time I worked at a company that only bought super-nice eizo monitors because the boss's son went to a siggraph conference in the USA USA USA and it was the one name and business card he held onto after flying back, extremely drunk, to bulgaria rip bulgaria is possibly one of the dumbest nations 
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Roosevelt posted:cause he might end up like the guy up in the corner lol that dude is rich from playing minecraft (like net worth over 200k pounds) and he owns many fidget spinners
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Bulgakov posted:once upon a time I worked at a company that only bought super-nice eizo monitors because the boss's son went to a siggraph conference in the USA USA USA and it was the one name and business card he held onto after flying back, extremely drunk, to bulgaria should have said fsi, might have believed you http://www.shopfsi.com/AM250-p/AM250.htm
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Jun 10, 2017 14:53
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https://emby.media/community/index.php?/topic/41284-h264-or-h265-what-is-your-plan-for-2017/ lots of lols in here
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I personally operate a rented dedicated server so storage is expensive/limited and the clients connecting to it don't always have the greatest bandwidth. I have just recently switched to h.256 for TV series and have noticed a fairly significant drop in storage usage (almost half the file size) with only a minor drop in picture quality.
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I have been converting from 264 to 265, I have saved a lot of space, with proper setting of Handbrake, there shouldn't a noticeable diff between the original 264 to 265. That would be an incredibly massive undertaking in some peoples cases with huge collections such as myself. Taking the time to convert everything over with large libraries is far worse than just buying more storage LOL IM A PIRATE WHO GOT A JOB
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Jun 14, 2017 05:05
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pagancow posted:a minor drop in picture quality. unacceptable
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I have yet to see an encoded h265 with the same quality of the h264 even at crf16.With my 55' TV at 2mt distance i can see lots and lots of differences especially in low lights scenes someone buy this one an account
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my collections are growing fast as demand grows due to families request. Also, I must say that I noticed a fast load time when I play x265 moves/Tv's on low power client system, may be it because the files are now smaller compared to original both on hardwired and wifi connections. MY KIDS NEED THEIR PIRATED MEDIA FASTER IN OUR CONGESTED NETWORK!
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In the past I have been ripping most of my movies to 1080p x264 mkv's with a video bitrate of approximately 9000-10000kbps and a DTS or DTS-MA audio track with a bitrate of 1.5mbps. This was fine for myself as I had the internet connection to stream from my remote server at these bitrates and the hardware to direct play them. Fast forward to today, I now have a few family members connecting to my server, I am connecting a lot when I travel, and am generally finding more reasons to connect away from home. So I find that I am transcoding my movies more and more. To make matters worse my family members live outside of any city and have poor internet connections so they are limited to about 5mbps overall bandwidth. So I decided to start encoding movies using x265 as all the playback hardware supports it now including my android phone and tablet. cyber pimp streaming his pr0n to his local minecraft group
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Jun 14, 2017 05:07
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why dont they just reverse supersample into h 265
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H.265 is not a codec with a wide spread future. It has been rejected by the tech industry for good reasons (IP became toxic) and the Alliance for Open Media will be releasing their new AV1 codec in late 2017 or 2018. AV1 will replace H.264, H.265 and VP9 for all internet streaming media so there is going to be a ton of new hardware rolling out to support that. H.265 will only be used in 4K Blu-ray, some TV services perhaps and personal video encoders, essentially it's going to be the DivX of out time which is ironic as it was some of the same companies that torpedoed MPEG4/DivX from becoming a standard internet media codec did the exact same thing to H.265. GUYS HEVC WONT WIN, GOOGLE IS GOING TO MAKE ANOTHER OPEN SORES PROJECT YOU"LL SEE!!
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I plan to stay with h.264 for the immediate future. Trying to convert 3000+ movies and 800+ TV shows doesn't sound like fun. economy must be good if pirates can even get enough employment to not transcode movies to another format
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Jun 14, 2017 05:09
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pro click https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wi1BefrfTos GOODNAGHT!
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pagancow posted:so there is going to be a ton of new hardware rolling out to support that. that's a thing which is definitely going to occur, yes
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lol look at AV1's wikipedia page: Under patent rules adopted from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), technology contributors license their AV1-connected patents to anyone, anywhere, anytime based on reciprocity, i.e. as long as the user doesn't engage in patent litigation.[7] As a defensive condition, anyone engaging in patent litigation loses the right to the patents of all patent holders.[5] cool so one company could hold the whole thing hostage if they own a patent? check
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pagancow posted:lol look at AV1's wikipedia page: if they want to do the legal equivalent of detonating a suicide vest, sure
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pagancow posted:lol look at AV1's wikipedia page: lmao this rules the molotov–ribbentrop pact of codecs
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pagancow posted:lol look at AV1's wikipedia page: you've got it backwards. if company A owns a patent, and then sues company B because company B is using AV1, company A then loses the right to use the pool of royalty-free patents defined in the agreement. this is similar to how free software licenses with patent clauses have worked for years and years
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Jun 15, 2017 17:23
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pagancow posted:my 55' TV holy shite
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Jun 15, 2017 17:26
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kinda looking at a UP2716D to replace my U2410
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hell yeah model names
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the gray forum monitor thread informed me that dells don't implement display port correctly so if you turn them off they appear disconnected whether that'll annoy you depends on how you use them I guess
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Bulgakov posted:hell yeah model names lol
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Munkeymon posted:the gray forum monitor thread informed me that dells don't implement display port correctly so if you turn them off they appear disconnected if you use windows 10 it will immediately forget where your windows are placed and vomit them all over the screen when you next turn the monitor on. have fun!
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