Condolences to the families of the murdered. But why should we expect anything different, today, or tomorrow, when we deliberately ignore yesterday? ... BBC NEWS (today): "The investigation is 'complex and wide ranging', police said, and they have urged people not to speculate on the attacker's identity." || RUSH LIMBAUGH (today): You remember John Kerry once said when he was secretary of state, "Yes, it’s mass murder, but it’s not happening every day. We’re just gonna have to learn to put up with it." And then it happens again, the same people come out -- "Let’s not be hasty. Let’s not prejudge." [But] We know who the terrorist is here. His name is Salman Abedi. || GEORGE SANTAYANA (1905-1906): "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."
Any of you that are still members over @ OT, Darth Solo lost his 12yr old daughter in the attack. Please stop in to their Emotional Support thread to share your condolences.
If any of you are Gen X or Gen Z, if you could help my daughter out with her sociology university assignment and do a really quick survey, it would really help us out: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQ...sp=sf_link
It seems too contemporary ... like the corporate comedy-group works up a New York comedy and the boss says, "Been there, done that, a boring flop". Then the group manager jumps in. "We can put it in space! Like Star Trek! All the Trekkies will automatically love it and we won't have to rewrite a thing!" The boss exclaims, "Great idea, and it'll make me a bundle! I knew my daughter picked a winner!" "Thanks, Dad!", the manager replies.
@Valeyard ... it's a very grey area in that section really. It does have a majority, and make no mistake, they do rule it. Any internet site is only as good as it's admin in the end. Since it's his site, it's his rules, regardless of what rules are actually posted.
Yeah you have every right to feel disappointed. I didn't see any bad behaviour looking over it, although to be fair I'm not too familiar with the OT section as I avoid it.
A quick search with that file name brought it up, and more, at various sharing sites. There are quite a few grain variations available, of [I'm guessing] lossless video files [200MB each] to merge into your footage: fine, course, clean, dirt, hair, flicker, etc.
You should propably find just grainplate that fits you, there are plenty available online. Most of them are in 1080p/2160p, i'd Spline36Resize it do video resolution and then overlay.
Supposing the grain plate I want (as a general rule, same stock as used for the film being restored) isn't available at the size I want, what settings would you recommend for the GrainFactory3 plugin?
Thanks for the heads-up on their new release! Grab the new manual, too. I hope they improved the interface (you know, like for a video game -- easy to learn).
Anyway, regarding the new public beta of DaVinci Resolve, Resolve 14, would laptops be able to do more than with Resolve 12.5? Or would I still need a desktop for color grading purposes?
Actually. What Poita said. I was just trying to be nice. My experiences with codec packs have left me with the feeling that codec packs should be avoided. I use ffmpeg once in a great while but it's portable and doesn't affect the whole system.
Mhm.. very valid argument.. due to the fact that the PC is not for.. deep encoding.. maybe a DVD I own for use on my mobile phone or a networked media tank.. but no really heavy encoding.
I'd say not until you find yourself needing it. For playback just use vlc. I currently have only lags and x264/x265 installed for capturing and encoding etc.
i think it's gone the way of the dodo. Aside from the older color-timing, which can be found on the early DVDs, I don't remember anything special about it.