You can always make a Photo Jpeg.
On Tue, Jul 15, 2014 at 11:50 PM, Douglas
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> Try playing your files on VLC player, it's freeware and may work just
> fine. I wouldn't recommend h.264 since it's heavily compressed.
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As far as I can tell, if you are providing files to be shown at a
festival or event, the only chance you have of getting an image on
screen with the same basic grey scale you saw at home, without motion
artifacts, and without random failures, is to provide a DCP file.
I know it's ugly, but it's u
Just passing along news of this initiative from SCMS to help out the great
Canyon Cinema.
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The Society for Cinema and Media Studies is proud to announce that it is
providing financial and institutional support to Canyon Cinema Foundation,
the San Francisco-based film organization that, since the
You don't often see these babies on Da Bay, i.e.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Eiki-16mm-projector-with-20-minutes-film-looper-/171385897321?pt=US_Movie_Slide_Projectors&hash=item27e7654169
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On Jul 15, 2014, at 4:58 PM, Ken Eisenstein
mailto:ken7...@gmail.com>> wrote:
In this case it's not used equipment.
It is being sold by Robert Miniaci who creates and manufactures his
own brand of film looper.
At 10:59 -0400 16/07/14, Nicholas Kovats wrote:
You don't often see these babies on Da Bay, i.e.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Eiki-16mm-projector-with-20-minutes-fil
thanks loads for the tips folks!
the H264 playback issue makes sense
i did some test exports to DV-DVCPRO-NTSC in the meantime (following another
friend's advice), progressive & with deinterlacing
& they played back aok on the mac, in quicktime, with no interlacing
I'll give H264 a lash as well
mu
getting audio dropout at the head of some of the quicktime exports from avid
audio settings i used are: uncompressed / 44.1 / sample size 16 / 2 channels
any words of wisdom ...?
thanks! moira
moiratierney.net
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Don't know why you're getting dropout, but all audio for video is
supposed to be at 48 kHz sample rate. 44.1 kHz is supposed to be for
audio CDs only.
Regarding video codecs: someone mentioned ProRes, but that is not an
easy thing to accomplish on Windows without paying for an extra
plugin. M
I agree that you shouldn't use 44.1 kHz and still see h264 as a streaming
format and not fit for theatrical projection. Unless the theater has a slow ass
computer of course. Find out if they have a dcp server wherever it is your
screening. If so then check out opendcp.org
dk
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The issue is not 'what looks good', but what's the best looking thing you can
send out to to an ad hoc venue like a festival — where they typically have
limited tech resources and clueless people manning the projections — with the
highest level of assurance that a) they can actually get the work
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