Can someone transcode the 2K crossing the line?

[laguun]

This "2K" version we keep talking about is actually 1920x1080p 24fps...

The tease: I have it encoded to 10.3Mbps(avg) H.264 and it plays beautifully in a HD-DVD player. :whistling: It's not as wonderful as the ProRes original, but it's pretty darn good.

The catch:
If Jarred says it's OK, I'll post it.

thank you.
i would prefer not to show all my clients the 1k version with black frames.

 

[Emanuel A.]

Sorry my semantics Jan! My fault. I've appreciated your posts wherever they take place especially this last part. :weight_lift:

Hi Stephen,

its not a fight. Never was.

Main purpose of my constant replies there is, that people, who have no deeper knowledge regarding red, don´t get confused by the aggressive or offensive negative comments of some few posters there.

Some of the folks over there, as R.B., meanwhile changed their attitude and ordered.

As one can see in this particular thread, criticism and demands can be presented in a polite manner.

Would it be cinematography.coms red-subforum, some of the usual suspects would rather have started this thread writing: *CAPSLOCK ON* "Its obvious that these *insert four-letter-words* redheads only can write *insert more four letter words* apple, and redcode isn´t working! obvious!*

And when such statements are presented en masse, less informed readers might come to the wrong conclusion that there would be some truth about it.

Besides, c.com is a valuable source, sadly the red subforum there is the exception to this rule. Lets hope that changes once the 4,5 offensive posters are using red.

 

[Roberto B]

Yes indeed. I left the towel on the floor. But RED didn't need me. Besides, it's impossible to have an open discussion when you know very well what motivates the other party or parties.

I dislike low feelings (little ones actually) like envy. «This guy is rich, has an airplane, all life long sold sun glasses so it is (not he is) a view to a kill».

Maybe I had felt the same when with a law degree, postgraduate studies in media and copyright law plus a master in film production beyond my career at the university and as producer on the national TV, I went to the film school for a BFA in filmmaking with a major in directing and a minor in editing during 4 years. Maybe.

..left the towel on the floor.. did you?..

 

[Jannard]

We are very protective of how Peter's footage gets shown. We prefer that no one posts their own downrez of this material. Thanks for respecting the copyright.

I'll get Jarred to do an H.264 and post it as soon as he can find some free time.

Jim

 

[Jeff Kilgroe]

That settles that, then...

Thanks, Jim.