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  • Rennie Klymyk

    February 20, 2008 at 1:20 am in reply to: timecode in milliseconds

    Uh, Dah… good catch Thax.

    A computer monitor should be capable of faster counts but as soon as you tie it into a video application in preparation for window dubs you’d lose it.

    “everything is broken” ……1st. coined by Esther Philips I believe.

  • Rennie Klymyk

    February 19, 2008 at 9:19 pm in reply to: Can this footage be saved?

    Is that even the original camera tape? It looks like decompressed dvd video converted back to dv.

    “everything is broken” ……1st. coined by Esther Philips I believe.

  • Rennie Klymyk

    February 19, 2008 at 8:20 pm in reply to: Format War Over: Toshiba gives up HD-DVD

    I’m not up on the bluray volume process (whether it is pressed from a master or blasted with a blue laser flash from the moon or what) but this discussion sounds like standard DVD replicating by pressing from a glass master as opposed to burning on a burner thing. Replicating being pressed from a glass master and burning being made on a dvd burner in a computer.

    In the beginning, there was only replicating from DLT to glass masters until pioneer invented the S-101 burner (with scsi connections) and the 3.9 GB DVD-R authoring media. Blank discs were $50.00 ea and the burner was $7-$8000.00. Daikin DVD authoring SW was $170,000.00.

    Within 2 short years we had the pioneer A01 drives (about $600.00) and 4.7BG discs (about $20.00) and after Daikin amalgamated with sonic there were a 1/2 dozen authoring apps available for $1500.00 and up.

    Today a burner is $39.95, discs are 20¢ and SW is free.

    By comparison BluRay seems to be a much slower evolution in going from Hollywood to mainstream given it is somewhat following DVD technology.

    “everything is broken” ……1st. coined by Esther Philips I believe.

  • Rennie Klymyk

    February 19, 2008 at 7:20 pm in reply to: Panasonic BT-LH2600W or BT-LH1700W

    Panasonic just announced the BT-LH1760 today. 120Hz refresh rate, hdsdi built in.

    Click the “NEWS” tab at the top of the page to read the announcement.

    “everything is broken” ……1st. coined by Esther Philips I believe.

  • Rennie Klymyk

    February 18, 2008 at 7:10 pm in reply to: HVX200 & Underwater Set Up

    Since cost is an issue I thought I’d mention the old aquarium trick. Get a small but deep aquarium and place your HVX200 in it and wedge the lens tight to the glass. You can get great shots in shallow water this way and if you leave it stationary the fish won’t be scared. With P2 you can let it roll, re-writing the cards till some action gets recorded. Even if you can only get 5% of your shots this way you know the picture quality will be superb.

    “everything is broken” ……1st. coined by Esther Philips I believe.

  • Rennie Klymyk

    February 17, 2008 at 11:20 pm in reply to: timecode in milliseconds

    It might be possible to find a digital read out millisecond clock that you could include in the picture frame when filming. Similar to shooting a t/c slate but this would be a millisecond clock like they have a racetracks. SEIKO/EPSON makes most of them.

    “everything is broken” ……1st. coined by Esther Philips I believe.

  • Rennie Klymyk

    February 17, 2008 at 8:34 am in reply to: HVX200 & Underwater Set Up

    https://www.nauticexpo.com/boat-manufacturer/underwater-video-camera-2210.html

    https://www.tritech.co.uk/products/products-cameras.htm

    https://seaviewer.com/underwater_video_cameras_equipment.html

    I just turned these up with a google search. It seems these manufacturers are slow to get above 480 line sd resolution. You should check with Sony, Panasonic JVC and Elmo to see what they have. NAB might be a good place to dig around.

    There is no advantage to bringing the HVX200 into the mix if you are only capturing Sd resolution. You need to get above the SD quality level in capture. Some of the links I listed are using MP4 compression which could be compressed HD (didn’t check) so that is probably the best in the market for these lip stick cameras. You might be able to capture direct on your laptop.

    These little cameras definitely shouldn’t scare the fish but I hope they don’t look too much like fishing lures!

    “everything is broken” ……1st. coined by Esther Philips I believe.

  • Rennie Klymyk

    February 16, 2008 at 6:57 pm in reply to: Format War Over: Toshiba gives up HD-DVD

    This modern world…. It used to be when you bought a piece of equipment it did what it did and nothing more. Now a days we can upgrade it as advances are made.
    This is great news Walter.

    “everything is broken” ……1st. coined by Esther Philips I believe.

  • Rennie Klymyk

    February 16, 2008 at 6:48 pm in reply to: Format War Over: Toshiba gives up HD-DVD

    [Chris Poisson] “I’ll tell you what blows, is that 2 months ago I dropped 400 bucks on a Toshiba A30”

    On the bright side you should be able to purchase movies quite cheaply in the near future (until they quit making new ones).

    “everything is broken” ……1st. coined by Esther Philips I believe.

  • Rennie Klymyk

    February 16, 2008 at 6:44 pm in reply to: Format War Over: Toshiba gives up HD-DVD

    Don’t buy one of the early ones, they don’y play home made discs.

    “everything is broken” ……1st. coined by Esther Philips I believe.

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