sure, "The Thing" has been released.. the first result on google is IMDB...
Yep
most likely the HD-disc release.... your example is 720p , half this resolution..
No, it was broadcast in 1080p, the transport stream was ripped, compared to the 720p version to make sure it wasn't upscaling. The transport stream and an encoded version using x264 have been posted. These people get anal about OAR versions and remux broadcasts with DST sound to create the best result.
I would further check this after download to see how much more compression is used... Divx, xvid, etc may be wonderful, untill you get a very dark scene, and cannot see anything!! (to say nothing about the noise from the cinema audience, or the bad focus and positioning of his camera!)
Well if you want no compression then you are out of luck, all HD video has compression applied you dolt, then you talk about filiming with a video camera in a cinema for some insane reason which has nothing to do with ripping transport streams and encoding them.
Don't believe me, drive to London, pug in a USB digitv device, record the transport stream from BBCHD in 1080p FTA already encoded in h.264 and post it on the internet, then kil yoursefl, please.
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sure, "The Thing" has been released.. the first result on google is IMDB...
Yep
most likely the HD-disc release.... your example is 720p , half this resolution..
No, it was broadcast in 1080p, the transport stream was ripped, compared to the 720p version to make sure it wasn't upscaling. The transport stream and an encoded version using x264 have been posted. These people get anal about OAR versions and remux broadcasts with DST sound to create the best result.
I would further check this after download to see how much more compression is used... Divx, xvid, etc may be wonderful, untill you get a very dark scene, and cannot see anything!! (to say nothing about the noise from the cinema audience, or the bad focus and positioning of his camera!)
Well if you want no compression then you are out of luck, all HD video has compression applied you dolt, then you talk about filiming with a video camera in a cinema for some insane reason which has nothing to do with ripping transport streams and encoding them.
Don't believe me, drive to London, pug in a USB digitv device, record the transport stream from BBCHD in 1080p FTA already encoded in h.264 and post it on the internet, then kil yoursefl, please.