New TV CARD! It better work...

Renesis said:
can't wait to admire it

"view" isn't appropriate anymore 8)
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how about "experience" :D

though we only need HDTV and AC3 for that... ;)
 
HDTV is only in usa i think, AC3 is not broadcasted here yet
 
VUK said:
HDTV is only in usa i think, AC3 is not broadcasted here yet
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that was just future-talk :p
HDTV will come to europe as well, i believe.
anyhow, HDTV is an amazing standard, ive downloaded Shrek in HDTV format... the image was extremely supersharp :D
 
bigfoot1942 said:
VUK said:
HDTV is only in usa i think, AC3 is not broadcasted here yet
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that was just future-talk :p
HDTV will come to europe as well, i believe.
anyhow, HDTV is an amazing standard, ive downloaded Shrek in HDTV format... the image was extremely supersharp :D
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What was the resolution on that Shrek video (not a good test since it's animation BTW), if it is truly HDTV, it should have been 1280x720 or 1920x1080.
I would think that the only advantage of HDTV over what we have now is the increase in resolution (which means bigger file size if you want to capture it), otherwise I would think that the image quality (given equal resolution) would be about the same.
I can't wait to see how good H264, AAC and the MP4 container will work in the next year or so :) .
 
Go to the Windows Media website and download some sample HD clips. You have a choice between 1080i and 720p. The trailor for Terminator 2 really gives us a taste of what to expect from HD blue ray discs in the future.
 
^^ I was really hoping the future of HD wouldn't involve Windows Media, but oh well, guess you can't stop Microsoft.
 
ESPNSTI said:
bigfoot1942 said:
VUK said:
HDTV is only in usa i think, AC3 is not broadcasted here yet
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that was just future-talk :p
HDTV will come to europe as well, i believe.
anyhow, HDTV is an amazing standard, ive downloaded Shrek in HDTV format... the image was extremely supersharp :D
Click to expand...
What was the resolution on that Shrek video (not a good test since it's animation BTW), if it is truly HDTV, it should have been 1280x720 or 1920x1080.
I would think that the only advantage of HDTV over what we have now is the increase in resolution (which means bigger file size if you want to capture it), otherwise I would think that the image quality (given equal resolution) would be about the same.
I can't wait to see how good H264, AAC and the MP4 container will work in the next year or so :) .
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i believe it was the 1920 by 1080 res.
it was 8.something GB though ;)
 
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