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Fan Life => The Endzone Dive => Topic started by: fatty fat fat on August 27, 2007, 04:30:04 PM
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of course, i don't have an HDTV, but I can transfer HD crap to my PC
:love: :love:
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is it working like you hoped?
i bet the hdtv programing takes up a ton more HDD space than regular tv did. :confused:
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yea, check this out. (AMAZING_
(http://members.cox.net/ksufan/hd.jpg)
(http://members.cox.net/ksufan/nonhd.jpg)
when i asked the cox lady about it, she said it was illegal. :lol:
anyway, hd feed is 38 mb/s, non-hd is 15 mb/s
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Isn't it beautiful? Makes me want to :crybaby:! I'm going to watch the Auburn game on it. Hopefully the beauty of it is the only reason why I'll be :crybaby:!
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when will tv become more real than real life?
At some point doesn't the technology enable us to make the capture speed faster than the human eye can process it?
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when will tv become more real than real life?
Even the worst of it is already more interesting than you life, no? :D
But if you're talking about technical specs it's already pretty much there.
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Welcome to 1999. :jerkoff:
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Welcome to 1999. :jerkoff:
want 2fight?
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I didn't realize you were a redneck, fatty. What are you going to do with your #8 tatoo?
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Welcome to 1999. :jerkoff:
want 2fight?
want 2 play Magic: The Gathering?
:love:
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Welcome to 1999. :jerkoff:
want 2fight?
want 2 play Magic: The Gathering?
:love:
let's pley "uno" and we'll call it even.
and let's do it in orlando.
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Welcome to 1999. :jerkoff:
want 2fight?
want 2 play Magic: The Gathering?
:love:
let's pley "uno" and we'll call it even.
and let's do it in orlando.
Uno "attack"?
I can't go to Orlando. We are going to Orlando in march for a wedding. Have fun @ "The Milk House", thou.
I'll prolly go to Lawrence, Columbia and Ames. All on Saturdays.
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when will tv become more real than real life?
At some point doesn't the technology enable us to make the capture speed faster than the human eye can process it?
huh? the human eye can only process 24 frames per second....this has been exceeded in video games and movie theatres for years. As you can imagine, tv falls in the same category.
Maybe I just don't understand what the hell you are talking about.
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when will tv become more real than real life?
At some point doesn't the technology enable us to make the capture speed faster than the human eye can process it?
huh? the human eye can only process 24 frames per second....this has been exceeded in video games and movie theatres for years. As you can imagine, tv falls in the same category.
Maybe I just don't understand what the hell you are talking about.
Thanks. Did not know that.
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You can also see about 1/60 of a degree of arc and that's also easily bested with current technology ... depending on how far you sit from your set. 10,0000:1 is the maximum static contrast ratio the human eye can discern, some CRTs have been in that range for many years, plasmas arrived there recently, and LCDs will probably be there in a few years as well.
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LCDs will probably be there in a few years as well.
Some LCDs already are. What are your thoughts on the LCD v. Plasma debate?
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LCDs are only there when you consider the dynamic contrast ratios which aren't the same thing at all since the screens can't actually display all of that dynamic range at one time. E.g., Samsung's new '81 series claims a 100,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio but the blackest black and the whitest white can't be displayed simultaneously; they're not telling us what the actual static (read "displayable") contrast ratio is but I'd bet a whole bunch that it's less than 5,000:1 and wouldn't be at all surprised if it were half that or less. Not that you won't see a great picture on an LCD, but it won't be anywhere near what a CRT can do or what the human eye can discern in terms of displaying contrast. Yet.
Plasmas are different in that they don't lend themselves to the dynamic contrast spec sheet game. Pioneer's new kuros allegedly feature a 20,000:1 static contrast ratio which, if true, is better than even a pretty good CRT.
After doing a ton of research I bought a Pioneer 5010 but I'm agnostic in the plasma vs LCD debate, I just wanted a killer picture and a set that wouldn't be obsolete next year. The newest generation of plasmas are the first flat panels to approach CRT quality but the technology coming in LCDs over the next few years is going to be pretty amazing. I think that's all moot since Joe Sixpack can buy a much bigger DLP / projection set for the same money he's spend on a far smaller plasma or LCD. Cheap will win out over quality in the end IMHO.
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at first...i thought this thread said: just got head.
then i saw who started it.
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!!!!!!
I JUST FIGURED OUT I CAN USE THE VLC PLAYER TO PLAY stream HD...LIVE!!!
YES! and i didn't even have to buy a HDTV!
:ksu: :ksu: :ksu: :ksu: :ksu: :ksu: :ksu:
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!!!!!!
I JUST FIGURED OUT I CAN USE THE VLC PLAYER TO PLAY stream HD...LIVE!!!
YES! and i didn't even have to buy a HDTV!
:ksu: :ksu: :ksu: :ksu: :ksu: :ksu: :ksu:
:ksu: :ksu: :lick:
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of course the monitor is a 19 inch 4:3 ratio.
:-[
anyway, check this vid out.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqWOhweImn0 :eek:
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of course the monitor is a 19 inch 4:3 ratio.
:-[
anyway, check this vid out.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqWOhweImn0 :eek:
STAGE SIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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of course the monitor is a 19 inch 4:3 ratio.
:-[
anyway, check this vid out.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqWOhweImn0 :eek:
Got me again!!!
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hd is allsome. :dancin:
even on a 19 inch 4:3 screen