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Ice Age in Hi-Def rocks!

Wag

Diamond Member
It actually started out with a 5min short I've never seen before. Apparently a squirel started the ice-age. Who knew?
 
newb question...what is the source of high def movies on tv? a lot of movies in high def look better than their dvd counterparts...but what are the networks playing off of?
 
Originally posted by: binoculaz
newb question...what is the source of high def movies on tv? a lot of movies in high def look better than their dvd counterparts...but what are the networks playing off of?


BetaMax
 
That Shrek he has is just off the HBO, converted to WMV.

If you get cable with a HD box and Firewire output you can record to DVHS all you like.
 
Originally posted by: binoculaz
newb question...what is the source of high def movies on tv? a lot of movies in high def look better than their dvd counterparts...but what are the networks playing off of?

Either some kind of hard drive or an HDCAM tape.
 
Originally posted by: Wag
That Shrek he has is just off the HBO, converted to WMV.

If you get cable with a HD box and Firewire output you can record to DVHS all you like.

Maybe, but it's still 1080p.
I had it on my 2048x1536 CRT, and the quality looked PICTURE PERFECT. No grain or video artifacts at all.
The 720p videos still have grain.
 
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
Maybe, but it's still 1080p.
I had it on my 2048x1536 CRT, and the quality looked PICTURE PERFECT. No grain or video artifacts at all.
The 720p videos still have grain.
It's not 1080p. It's 1080i at best, upconverted to 1080p. It will be a long time before someone broadcasts 1080p, if ever. Marc Cuban said he wants to do it.

The few Imax stuff released in WMV-HD 1080p looks pretty interesting. Blu-Ray should have 1080p support as well.

 
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
Yes it probably wasn't broadcasted. Most WMVHD comes in 720p or 1080p flavors.
Never in 1080i.
Shrek was never released in WMV-HD format. It's a capture converted to 1080p or whatever resolution was used. Same with all the other HD movies you download.

 
squirrels are responsible for everything....they're responsible for power outages at my school twice a year...twice a year we find two toasted black ones near the generators 😛
 
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
My Fightclub and Gladiator both in 720p is better 😉
Oh and my Shrek WMVHD
:thumbsup:

care to share 😉

I've got a few days to spare..😉

asking for teh banstick?

hehe it was pure sarcasm...that, and do you have any idea HOW LONG it would take to download...the numbers are mind-boggling:Q
 
Ahh, now I want a HD tuner, sigh...

Bought my HDTV, and never got around to getting HD satellite or cable yet.
 
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
My Fightclub and Gladiator both in 720p is better 😉
Oh and my Shrek WMVHD
:thumbsup:

care to share 😉

I've got a few days to spare..😉

asking for teh banstick?

hehe it was pure sarcasm...that, and do you have any idea HOW LONG it would take to download...the numbers are mind-boggling:Q

Yep, but still not as long as the 1.5GB pr0no I dl'ed at 2.3KB/s
Took somewhere near 140hours.
 
Originally posted by: Wag
It actually started out with a 5min short I've never seen before. Apparently a squirel started the ice-age. Who knew?

I love that little squirrel guy... Ice Age is a nice looking movie even not in high def 🙂
 
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