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pagancow posted:lol look at the epic card list you get to choose from for suported cuda cards in 10.8.2 OS X NV support includes 5x0 and 6x0 series now. of course I wouldn't be surpised if adobe conveniently ignores that
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star wars is the far away galaxy star trek in in this galaxy get it right, geez
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pagancow posted:except broadcast is like 15-20mbps and game discs are lucky if they are 6 or 7mbps. what kind of utopia broadcasts at that high a quality? 
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Feb 21, 2013 08:02
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pagancow posted:This is because the GPUs inside older PCs can actually handle avc 4.1 video totally in hardware while the ones in the MBPs can't the gpu itself probably can but apple was lazy as poo poo for a longass time and only supported hardware acceleration of h.264 video on very certain gpus and only in quicktimeX
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~Coxy posted:the gpu itself probably can but apple was lazy as poo poo for a longass time and only supported hardware acceleration of h.264 video on very certain gpus and only in quicktimeX Just had a go at playing a 5.2 mbit 1080p h.264 .mp4 file in quicktimeX and something called "VTDecoderXPSService" was using 23-28% of a core, so hardware acceleration is definitely not working on System 10.8.2 with a NVidia GTX580.
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Mar 13, 2013 13:49
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spankmeister posted:I don't have a subwoofer because my mains can do all LFE stuff easy. i have a subwoofer and when i play rock band loudly my dog will whine at it continuously dunno if it's due to Dolby Pro Logic I limitations or just a bad setup
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pagancow posted:On Mac OS: only in very certain circumstances
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Apr 19, 2013 08:18
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an Apple Cinema Display fried my first pc mobo probably gigabyte's fault rather than apple's but I've never plugged that firewire plug into anything since...
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May 10, 2013 08:57
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Install Gentoo posted:1080p over component isn't very reliable. you need tight quality control and poo poo so tv makers just go "if they want loving 1080p they'd be usign hdmi anyway" and call it good enough nah, it's probably more about the drm than anything and like someone else said, they can save $0.03 by using the lovely slow version of whatever ADC they sold like 50 million xboxes that could do 1080p over component just fine ~Coxy fucked around with this message at 08:08 on May 13, 2013 |
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open up your old monitor and check for bulging/leaky caps had to fix my gf's one a few months ago, google the model number of the PSU board and you can get a kit of caps on ebay for a few bucks
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May 16, 2013 08:05
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assuming it's not an apple cinema display then opening it up oughtn't to be that hard monitors are still relatively serviceable.
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May 16, 2013 10:14
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quick everyone link your star trek folder info dialogs again
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May 21, 2013 14:35
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Moist von Lipwig posted:honestly don't know why you wouldn't just use a ps3 for your blurrys at this point, it just works because it's still 300 freaking bucks
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is there a way I can make both my Apple Cinema Displays vaguely the same brightness and colour cast
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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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Detroit Q. Spider posted:what kind of tv/monitor are u using my projector is 1024x768 native resolution (lol) so there's no point piping 720 or 1080 to it as you'd be scaling the framebuffer twice and using less of the actual pixels on the DLP to display the picture Detroit Q. Spider posted:euros are just used to high squeaky voices i guess I doubt you could tell the difference in voice pitch but if they play a song that you know well then you'd definitely notice that something is wrong
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chumpchous posted:use a go pro you idiots is there a go pro without a wide angle lens baked on yet?
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pseudorandom name posted:it's literally the equivalent of firewire not even that. pcs actually had firewire, and you could go down to a random PC computer store and buy firewire cards and peripherals
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Aug 6, 2013 12:32
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Install Windows posted:enabling write caching by default on removable drives is dumb as hell, sorry. I actually agree with you on this but the point is that if you plug in your SD card or whatever and copy files off it then you haven't written anything to the disk and you won't lose any data even if you yank it straight outta there
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Aug 14, 2013 08:15
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pagancow posted:except mac os tries to re-arrange data on drives all the time without telling you for performance only on HFS+ volumes, so again what you claimed doesn't actually happen
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Aug 15, 2013 08:48
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Wheany posted:what, really? not anymore but for a long time there they were trying to nickel-and-dime you to get full screen and export features
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Aug 15, 2013 09:20
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Instant Grat posted:my home theater setup is a 360 connected with component to my tv because the hdmi port on the tv is hosed and sound doesn't work thru it I have my HTPC and 360 connected via HDMI but then the TV passes Pro-Logic I to my receiver over red and white RCA cables 
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Detroit Q. Spider posted:you dont have an optical or coax digital out from any of these devices? I think my receiver might be too old for that, I should double-check
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Detroit Q. Spider posted:jfc, time for a new receiver yeah must have been a cheap model. couldn't find a year of manufacture on it but it has an input for DVD players so late 90s at the earliest, probably early 2000s
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pagancow posted:Also lol I forgot to add to my VLC story, the guy had the volume at 175% and I was like freaking out thinking I hosed up the audio mix somehow. VLC is quiet as poo poo (on OS X anyway, not sure about windows) so I have to leave it on 400% all the time
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doesn't bluetooth audio use it? also some silly 3gpp standard I think
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pagancow posted:H.264 is totally patent encumbered so any binary of x264 is totes illegal in the us because you haven't paid a license for it. just because you might technically be able to be sued for something doesn't make it illegal
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ahmeni posted:learn python so you don't spend all your time with language learning and spend more time just doin actual things please don't do a p-lang (you barely need to learn any language features on C# anyway. you will pickup the advanced stuff organically over time)
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pagancow posted:" i can't do gpu accelerated h264 decodin" - a shameful codec warrior -- any mac pro user
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ahmeni posted:I'm having a hard time getting into c# but i can see why it's such a nice language I just burnt literally all the annual leave I have and more, so it might be a whole but I might go over east to visit the rellies and check out sydney again next year especially if they have IPSC nationals 2014 in NSW then we'll definitely come over
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pagancow posted:
porn star or camera?
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weede catte posted:what is the FLAC of video Pixlet
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Share Bear posted:if i want to put all my dvds in a box in the closet and encode them for streaming via ps3 media center or whatever, what's the best thing to do? scene h264 encode everything? just rip one every time you want to watch it i'll bet after a few years you'll only have rewatched a couple of dvds but think of all the time you'll have saved
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pagancow posted:imma let you finsish but the xbox with XBMC was the best media device ever made that ancient version of XBMC was way better than the poo poo we have now if the xbox1 could play HD video I'd still be using them instead of the HTPCs
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4K footage at 6 mbps h.264
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Suspicious Dish posted:http://nautil.us/blog/the-math-trick-behind-mp3s-jpegs-and-homer-simpsons-face one simple math trick discovered by a single mom to compress homer simpson's face korean animators hate her!
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ACanofPepsi posted:wonder if the radius group ever has conferences to discuss releasing a new standard didn't radius (actually supermac) sell cinepak to adobe or someone in the early 90s
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hmm it's not explicitly stated but maybequote:SuperMac, was working on a NuBus-based video digitizer called VideoSpigot and their own codec, which they called Cinepak. The board came with a program called ScreenPlay that was used to capture video and play it back. SuperMac wanted to give their customers a program to do some simple editing, in addition to capturing and playing back video. Randy Ubellios, who worked for SuperMac at that time, wrote a program called ReelTime for use with files created by ScreenPlay and VideoSpigot. ReelTime did not control the digitizer but it could take files created by ScreenPlay and could do cuts and transitions and put them together, display the result, and write it to disk. ReelTime was meant to be bundled with the VideoSpigot, but SuperMac was a hardware company. They needed their customers to have a program like this, but they didn't need to be the ones to sell and maintain it. There were lots of potential buyers for ReelTime, but it ended up selling to Adobe and becoming their first video software product. It was renamed Adobe Premiere, and was bundled with the VideoSpigot and available alone starting at the end of 1991.
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