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New HD Sample videos!

SLCentral

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Clipped three movies directly from Cinemax-HD on a cable box via FireWire:

Matrix Revolutions
Harry Potter 3
Dodgeball
Shrek 2
Collateral

Took appx. 1.5 minutes of each movie, and put them on my webserver. In order to play, you need nVidia PureVideo, VLC, mPlayer, or Media Center Classic. Any other software that supports *.ts will also work, but untested by me.

Link

Let me know what you think, as well as your appx. download speed when downloading, if you don't mind 🙂.

EDIT: Added Shrek 2 from my older thread to this thread in case you missed it 🙂.
 
Originally posted by: Wag
You've discovered MPEG2 transport streams. Welcome to 1999.😉

No need to be sarcastic 😉. I've had them for quite some time now, I'm just sharing for those who don't.
 
Originally posted by: SLCentral
Originally posted by: Wag
You've discovered MPEG2 transport streams. Welcome to 1999.😉

No need to be sarcastic 😉. I've had them for quite some time now, I'm just sharing for those who don't.

QFT

i havent figured out how to capture from my HD cable box yet. i have a scientific atlanta 8300HD, what do you use to read out of the firewire port?
 
Originally posted by: cerebusPu
Originally posted by: SLCentral
Originally posted by: Wag
You've discovered MPEG2 transport streams. Welcome to 1999.😉

No need to be sarcastic 😉. I've had them for quite some time now, I'm just sharing for those who don't.

QFT

i havent figured out how to capture from my HD cable box yet. i have a scientific atlanta 8300HD, what do you use to read out of the firewire port?


The easiest solution is to use Cap-DVHS. You need to get drivers for your box first; you can find those on the AVSForum. Right now, I'm using SageTV to automatically schedule recordings in a media-center-like-application.
 
are these upconverted by cinemax or actually hd straight from the source? I know hdnet has the policy of never upconverting I don't know what cinemax does.
 
Originally posted by: Rickten
are these upconverted by cinemax or actually hd straight from the source? I know hdnet has the policy of never upconverting I don't know what cinemax does.

It's most likely upconverted, but I'm not sure.
 
Matrix clip looks good in VLC. For some reason I get some wierd wavy looking video effect in VLC though in the first part of the video.
 
Originally posted by: potato28
500kb/s... why is it always slow.... Hope it looks great.

500kb/s is slow? What kind of speeds are you used to?

Originally posted by: Reck
are transport stream files video card dependant or something?

Yeah, but I don't think quality varies based on the card.
 
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