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pagancow posted:dark knight rises was bomb rear end poo poo it was great i loved it and you should know that CHRISTOPHER NOLAN loves film and you should too i love inception
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pagancow posted:omg guys gusy guys film is dead only ten theatres left lol
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h8ful 8 owned in 70mm ultra panavision
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FoldableHuman posted:At VidCon this year I saw some doughy wannabe vlog superstar running around recording their vlog on a RED Helium 8K, and at least three others with Scarlets and Weapons. (i saw that and knew i had to share with this thread)
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spankmeister posted:h8ful 8 owned in 70mm ultra panavision
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Mr.Radar posted:(i saw that and knew i had to share with this thread) they know they are content will be watchable for the next 2 years ASSUMING THEY GO BACK AND REMASTER IN HDR
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spankmeister posted:h8ful 8 owned in 70mm ultra panavision except they didn't adr the super slow mo during the shootout near the end and it sounded so loving bad just stretching out those syllables lol
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if your tv doesn't have displayport just gtfo 65" 4k HDR 120Hz gsync TV's are a thing now https://www.geforce.com/whats-new/articles/bfgd-big-format-gaming-display
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Perplx posted:if your tv doesn't have displayport just gtfo well, everyone was wondering what they were going to do regarding hdmi 2.1 supporting variable refresh i don't think that people expected them to go "gently caress it, we'll make our own large gsync displays" though
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Perplx posted:if your tv doesn't have displayport just gtfo i have no idea what a 'direct array backlight' is but their choice of language most likely means there's no chance this does anything approximating hdr
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apple has joined the association for open media as a "founding" ( ) member. this bodes will for the adoption of av1.
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The_Franz posted:well, everyone was wondering what they were going to do regarding hdmi 2.1 supporting variable refresh TV taxes can be weird in some areas. Like, it has an HDMI port = it's a TV, but DisplayPort = it's a monitor (and a computer peripheral and thus taxed lower). There can also be taxes based on screen size, which is why you'll see HDMI ports on EU SKUs (watching TV on a smaller-sized computer monitor more popular there) but not US, since you're paying a per-port licensing fee and everyone watches on their 65-inch class Vizio they got from wal-mart.
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i'm wondering how this is going to handle audio. receivers don't do displayport and most don't have multi-channel analog inputs anymore. you either need to do a dual-display setup with the displayport going to the tv and hdmi going to the receiver, which gets messy since you either have a dual-display setup with one invisible desktop or use mirroring and end up limited by whatever resolution and refresh rates the lower display supports, or have the monitor equipped with an hdmi output to carry the audio to the receiver. i'm sure a company like gefen will make a device that splits the audio from a displayport signal and sends it out via hdmi if there's a market for it, but those things get expensive.
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The_Franz posted:i'm sure a company like gefen will make a device that splits the audio from a displayport signal and sends it out via hdmi if there's a market for it, but those things get expensive. A DisplayPort audio extractor seems like such an obvious product to make at this point, but I went actively looking for one some time back and such a thing simply doesn't exist near as I can tell. HDMI audio extractors, however, are stupidly common and cheap. Only technical hangup I can think of is that audio is interleaved with video in the HDMI protocol, so the extractor would need to generate a blank video signal to mix the audio into for a HDMI output.
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Mr.Radar posted:apple has joined the association for open media as a "founding" ( 
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Perplx posted:65" 4k HDR 120Hz gsync i'm also going to at this, please don't ruin it with your "reality" and "facts"
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I have a Thunderbolt 2 -> HDMI 2 dongle that plays audio through it just fine so I can’t think why there couldn’t easily be a version to just convert / strip the audio and leave the video signal
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Mr.Radar posted:apple has joined the association for open media as a "founding" ( nooo turn left
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Linguica posted:I have a Thunderbolt 2 -> HDMI 2 dongle that plays audio through it just fine so I can’t think why there couldn’t easily be a version to just convert / strip the audio and leave the video signal surprise! the pins can shoot out HDMI do not pass 60hz, do not collect 200 lines
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if you're truly a hardcore video user, your NLE is going to be an install of FFMPEG and a hand-crafted bash script.
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Jimmy Carter posted:if you're truly a hardcore video user, your NLE is going to be an install of FFMPEG and a hand-crafted bash script. amateur hour the real deal is edit display lists in GNEVE. an emacs ide for your video needs http://1010.co.uk/gneve.html click through for screenshot
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there was a brief period when i made a handful of small videos by handwriting avisynth scripts
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man i wish i was a single dude in my 20s again so i could spend time figuring out how to use emacs because it can do so many sick things
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Corla Plankun posted:man i wish i was a single dude in my 20s again so i could  Corla Plankun posted:spend time figuring out how to use emacs because it can do so many sick things 
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Corla Plankun posted:man i wish i was a single dude in my 20s again so i could spend time figuring out how to use emacs because it can do so many sick things it only takes about five minutes to get the basics of emacs man. it has a tutorial. it's well-documented. it's optionally mouse-driven, making obscure things discoverable in the menus. almost every extension/plugin/whatever has a cool readme to help you use it. the hard and lovely part of emacs is learning to work on its internals. so just don't do that contributing to emacs is a young man's game. or a retired man's game. dealer's choice
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so i watched xmen first class on a tv thru apple tv bought off itunes and tell me what was it about it that made it look soooo poo poo compared to what i saw at home when i downloaded a pirated blu ray 1080p rip something to do with the motion, not so much the quality of the encode as such ...
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:it only takes about five minutes to get the basics of emacs man. it has a tutorial. it's well-documented. it's optionally mouse-driven, making obscure things discoverable in the menus. almost every extension/plugin/whatever has a cool readme to help you use it. yes, you should definitely learn emacs and then use it to edit video.
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it has menus, just like other video editing software!
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I edit video using a custom doom port where each second of video is an enemy and i kill the parts i dont want
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Samuel L. ACKSYN posted:I edit video using a custom doom port where each second of video is an enemy and i kill the parts i dont want "i call this gun the FRAMERIPPER"
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echinopsis posted:that movie has aged pooooooorly it was never that great to begin with imo
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akadajet posted:it was never that great to begin with imo i had fond memories of parts of it and I like the general start of the xmen part, but the gimmick children are tragic the vfx on the bat boy were trerrible
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echinopsis posted:i had fond memories of parts of it and I like the general start of the xmen part, but the gimmick children are tragic I think X-men 2 is still the best one.
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all the young x-men in X-Men First Class seem like the B team IMHO LOL that every new x-man movie except Logan takes place in the past so they can use younger actors
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Doc Block posted:all the young x-men in X-Men First Class seem like the B team IMHO i mean securing a role in an x-men film is probably less contingent on your screen presence and more on your ability to take bryan singer's dick
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