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  • Vincent Rice

    July 31, 2006 at 3:01 pm in reply to: 42″ Plasma TV Help

    Ignore the resolution of the Plasma display. This is only of significance if you are directly driving the display at that resolution from computer. Since you are driving the display from a DVD then your project set-up should be either PAL or NTSC anamorphic. When displayed at 16:9 on the plasma you will be getting the best resolution available. Be warned; unless you drive these displays directly from a computer at the native resolution, the picture quality for text and graphics will always be compromised.

  • Hi Pete; good job on the snooker! …a question, do you have a G5 in proximity to the commentary booth? I can hear a G5’s fans spool up when they (you?) fire a replay. At first I though it couldn’t be; but now it makes perfect sense. I would know that sound anywhere!

  • Vincent Rice

    December 16, 2005 at 5:55 pm in reply to: Plasma, LCD, DLP? How important is native 1080?

    JVC are introducing 1080p native rear projection boxes at 60″ and 70″ for $7K and $9K list. Sound like the perfect client ‘wow’ monitors.

  • Vincent Rice

    December 8, 2005 at 1:32 am in reply to: FREEBIE! Motion FILMSTRIP template

    Nice one Pete old chap.

  • Vincent Rice

    November 9, 2005 at 4:07 pm in reply to: calidescope

    Kaleidoscope

  • 3D Stroke relies on After Effects 3D layers and cameras. Motion does not have 3D layers or cameras.

  • Vincent Rice

    September 22, 2005 at 2:01 am in reply to: New Replicator Tutorial

    Nice tutorials, thank you.

  • Vincent Rice

    September 16, 2005 at 11:44 am in reply to: Canon HDV camera records DVCPRO HD as well?

    The HD out is definitely uncompressed. Canon have mae some interesting choices with this camera.

  • Vincent Rice

    September 16, 2005 at 12:38 am in reply to: Canon HDV camera records DVCPRO HD as well?

    I think it would foolish to dismiss it in such a cavalier fashion. It has by far the best feature set and probably the best lens of any of the new prosumer cameras. We will see in due course what 30F and 24F actually mean.

  • Vincent Rice

    September 13, 2005 at 12:53 pm in reply to: P2 card cost/Apple nanoPod

    DV100HD is max 100megabits per second surely? Hence the name. (plus a bit for audio)

    The points you make are valid however. Nobody will get the price break that Apple is getting for a good couple of years (they invested in Samsung a while back). The P2 cards consist of 4 of the fastest SD cards available (very low production yield, hence high price) in a proprietry hardware RAID configuration developed by Panasonic. Pricing will get better over the next few years but there is no doubt Panasonic are gambling the farm on this one. There are competing technologies out there that might kill off the P2 concept before it reaches critical mass.

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