Hello Steven / List
> Computer screen or TV screen? There's a big difference.
Well I do it on computer screen, but now I know what I'll get.
If it looks Ok on a computer screen it will be far too dark on a TV.
> What does the final MPEG-2 burned to a DVD look like on a TV set?
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On Tue, 6 Sep 2005, E.Chalaron wrote:
> Well I do it on computer screen, but now I know what I'll get.
> If it looks Ok on a computer screen it will be far too dark on a TV.
That's the opposite of what happens to me - if it looks good on a
computer it'll be too bright on the TV.
>
> > I will then use DV files and Kino option External monitor.. Get my
> > parameters Ok, then go back to raw data directly to mpeg2enc
>
> That sounds like an excellent idea and should work well (definitely
> a big improvement over relying only on a computer monitor).
Actually I
On Tue, 6 Sep 2005, E.Chalaron wrote:
> Actually I have an option for a flat TV LCD 15 in, would it be better than a
> usual TV screen.
It'll take up a lot less space on the table/desk. If you have the
spacefor a 13 or 14" CRT TV (preferably one with a flat (Trinitron or
