pagancow posted:

get hosed UHD havers

Shaggar posted:

that many pixels just makes it even more obvious how many are missing

pagancow posted:

Just face it, you're going to be like a model M user clinging to your 1986 keyboard hoping it never dies.

pagancow posted:

even when AC3 patents fully expire VLC will still play it too quiet and distorted.

Bloody posted:

im the lovely and hosed up pixels in this gif

Bulgakov posted:

I love using vlc and turning my computer volume down by half and then turning up the VideoLAN volume up 200%

COACHS SPORT BAR posted:

whats a nit

Perplx posted:

i was excited, then i saw that AC4 is part of the ATSC 3.0 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolby_AC-4


i download flac just to transcode to aac using ffmpeg -c:a libfdk_aac

Perplx posted:

i just use spotify now

pagancow posted:

no haloing on back light dimming

Malcolm XML posted:

Lol dump Dolby vision into the betamax and laserdisc pile

fishmech posted:

its real bad that tvs still come set up with overscan by default, it looks like real garbo

pagancow posted:

broadcasters hide stuff in these areas that are not meant to be visible.



Basically since Overscan exists on a lot of TVs 20 years ago, it's part of the standard, and people create their graphics for it. TV manufacturers know that only 90% of the image gets used, therefore they scale so things look appropriate.

Also rebroadcasts assume that the overscan area wasn't visible so things like boom mics sometimes appear in older TV shows there.

Linguica posted:

is there a modern freeware Windows (or, hell, cross platform) program for very basic video editing (cutting, cropping, etc). Virtualdub was always my go to but it seems to crash constantly on Windows 10

pagancow posted:

pagancow posted:

GO BANKRUPT YOU SORRY PIECE OF poo poo

pagancow posted:

a minor drop in picture quality.

DuckConference posted:

didn't some company (lucky goldstar I think?) have a whole thing with george takei advertising TVs with 4 primary colours

quote:

Color researchers at Queen Mary University of London investigated the Quattron technology and found that although Quattron does have four physical color sub-pixels it does not have a fourth primary in the backlight to drive it (yellow is approximately 575 nm). In other words, Quattron has a yellow sub-pixel to let light through, but the manufacturer has not made any provision to produce the yellow light needed to pass through it. (The yellow subpixel merely lets through more red and green light.) On that basis they conclude that it serves no useful function.[11]

suffix posted:

what is the best tv

Sniep posted:

uncompressed 1080p60 is 3 gbit per second

for a 130 minute film, that'd be 2.9 terabytes, or 59 dual-layer blu ray discs to hold the one movie. you'd have to swap discs every couple minutes lol.

Mr.Radar posted:

welp, mpc-hc is dead unless they can find a new maintainer

ShadowHawk posted:

Moist von Lipwig posted:

i don't get this at all

like do you not have sex with human beings with pores??

univbee posted:

do you actually have a dolby vision tv?