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Jim Henderson wrote:
> Same here, but wouldn't Elmer say "Elmew"?
It's usually "Elma" from what I've heard. :-)
For many years, I thought it was "Yosemite" Sam, pronounced like "Yosa
Might". :-)
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
Linux: Now bringing the quality and usability of
open source desktop apps to your personal electronics.
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> For many years, I thought it was "Yosemite" Sam, pronounced like "Yosa
> Might". :-)
I always thought it was pronounced like that - until I heard someone
actually say it...
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> So instead of burning DVDs of videos, I just stream the videos to the PS3
> for playback.
OOC what software do you use on the media server to stream to the PS3? I
could never get it to work reliably with high-bitrate videos.
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Nicolas Alvarez wrote:
> Ah, just like iMovie and iDVD on the Mac then. I never used (or really knew
> of the existence of) Windows DVD Maker.
Apparently they added it in Vista. (Which is why I've never heard of it
either.)
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> At the time I bought it a few years ago, the uLead DVD creator was the
> only one that did B-frames (apparently). It's "normal quality" far
> outdid the "best quality" of any of the other packages I tried.
>
> Nowadays, Windows comes with things that will make DVDs, I think, yes?
> Maybe not, I don't remember, but I know I processed the individual
> videos with Windows Movie Maker and I think the DVD maker burned them.
What I do know is that the DVD software I've got produces fairly poor
quality. Like, I render some stuff with POV-Ray, burn it onto DVD and
play it back, and there are fairly obvious MJPEG artifacts. I don't know
whether the encoder is just poorly implemented, or whether the quality
settings are just set too low. (The quality options are "auto" and
"manual"... really helpful!)
I guess the next question is whether any software supports BluRay
authoring yet, once I manage to save up the £££ to buy a BlyRay burner.
I've already got the player to play it on. ;-)
(And hell, by the time I've finished saving up, it probably won't even
be expensive any more!)
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Gilles Tran wrote:
> IIRC for the non-pro user on Windows it's a choice
> between Adobe Premiere Elements, Pinnacle Studio and Sony Vegas.
I believe my dad *has* Adobe Premiere Elements... Maybe I should go
investigate?
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Invisible wrote:
> What I do know is that the DVD software I've got produces fairly poor
> quality. Like, I render some stuff with POV-Ray, burn it onto DVD and
> play it back, and there are fairly obvious MJPEG artifacts.
Yeah, that was my experience a while back with everything but uLead Movie
Factory, or whatever they call it. I went thru a bunch of trial versions
before I found one that wouldn't just turn completely flat and blocky with a
picture of a rippling pond.
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On 26/04/2010 2:16 PM, Invisible wrote:
> What do other people use for putting DVDs together?
windows front end for MEncoder. I found that it worked quite well.
It can be found at
http://blackblueice.bl.funpic.de/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=3
English is supported but German is the native language.
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Stephen
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On Tue, 27 Apr 2010 08:51:27 +0200, scott wrote:
>> So instead of burning DVDs of videos, I just stream the videos to the
>> PS3 for playback.
>
> OOC what software do you use on the media server to stream to the PS3?
> I could never get it to work reliably with high-bitrate videos.
I use the PS3 Media Server (PMS) - available from
http://ps3mediaserver.blogspot.com/
I tried the beta and had problems, the 1.10.5 release works quite well
for me. I stream over wireless from a 64-bit openSUSE 11.2 system.
Jim
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On Mon, 26 Apr 2010 22:25:17 -0700, Darren New wrote:
> Jim Henderson wrote:
>> Same here, but wouldn't Elmer say "Elmew"?
>
> It's usually "Elma" from what I've heard. :-)
True... :-)
> For many years, I thought it was "Yosemite" Sam, pronounced like "Yosa
> Might". :-)
Hehehhe
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