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  • Daniel_l

    August 26, 2005 at 3:44 pm in reply to: MPEG-2 encoding problem

    Don’t bother with cleaner for MPEG encoding. It’s slower than the slowest thing you can think of, and it’s a dead product, discreet/autodesk haven’t updated it in years.

  • Daniel_l

    August 23, 2005 at 9:35 am in reply to: QT tries to open WMP9 install?

    Have you installed, or tried to install Flip4Mac? Flip has the ability to open WMV9 in Quicktime (actually it makes working with WMV a breeze and far better than using Windows Media Prayer

  • Daniel_l

    August 22, 2005 at 2:33 pm in reply to: NTSC or PAL

    I stand corrected.

  • Daniel_l

    August 18, 2005 at 3:47 pm in reply to: NTSC or PAL

    Ed,

    I’m from the UK and the legal standpoint here is that no manufacturer can supply a “DVD” player as multi-region. That is because the DVD specification requires regional coding on all players and recorders – any player not conforming to this specification cannot be called a “DVD” player.

    It requires that the supplier or the end user perform a multi region hack.

    You have obviously been lucky with your customers, from my experience most domestic DVD players are not enabled.

    I used to make a living from doing standards conversion (NTSC->PAL) for DVD.

    Regards

    DL

  • Daniel_l

    August 17, 2005 at 4:55 pm in reply to: NTSC or PAL
  • Daniel_l

    August 15, 2005 at 1:13 pm in reply to: MPEG Revisited

    BTW – it’s Mac, (for Macintosh) not MAC which stands for ‘Media Access Control address’, a network protocol.

  • Daniel_l

    August 11, 2005 at 2:37 pm in reply to: WMV Encoding Issue

    Simple; get Procoder from Canopus.
    As Ben said, cleaner 5 is so very out of date.

  • 1. H.264 can be read by a whole bunch of players other than QuickTime 7. That said you need much more horsepower to play back over something like Sorenson (which is years out of date)

    2. If Autodesk update cleaner I’ll eat my hat.

  • I’d say the issue was really with colour accuracy rather than the finer points of the display. On the Mac, colour management and the use of profiles is totally integrated at the system level, but on a PC (even under Windows XP) you need to tell the OS what monitor profile to use and then you’re still not sure what Gamma you’re working under etc etc.

    The bottom line is that Macs are much better working with video/graphics than a PC. The current Apple laptop isplays are still considered to some of the best, not that I’ve seen the X-black screen.

    Note to mention all the other ‘issues’ you’ll have with Windows.

  • Daniel_l

    July 27, 2005 at 8:24 pm in reply to: Tiger makes my G5 load

    Rory,

    I’m based near you in London, I wouldn’t say the summer was over yet (I hope), and I know my Dual G4 has the fans working overtime, recently. I’d give Apple a call if they kick in straight away.

    Out of interest – what method did you use for disabling Spotlight?

    Cheers
    DL

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