On Wed, 6 Mar 2002, ZN wrote:
> I doubt that the Q60, GF etc. could be able to do it - not even come close,
> in fact. On a PC you need not merely 200+ MHz, make that 300+ (usually in
> the 350MHz region) to be sure there are no skipped frames for any of the
> commonly used data streams, and th
On 3/6/02 at 9:03 AM Phoebus Dokos wrote:
>> Yes, the disk will not be region-limited
>> PAL/NTSC is an issue however.
Actually, less than you might think - but it depends on the DVD player -
and when I say that, I mean a stand-alone component. On PC players it
doesn't really matter as th screen
On Wed, 6 Mar 2002, Phoebus Dokos wrote:
> IIRC the problem with video output is different from the Audio one (ie
> there's no "disconnection" of the drive) meaning you just don
> 't tell the drive to start and just leave it alone after that. On any QDOS
> based system esp. due to slave blockin
At 08:16 ðì 6/3/2002, you wrote:
>Alright DB, enough is enough! Here I am, already!
>
>Yes, the disk will not be region-limited, so there'll be no drive-RPC-lock
>issues to contend with. And there'll be no CSS/Macrovision encoding or
>anything so anally retentive either. We're not making a H
Alright DB, enough is enough! Here I am, already!
Yes, the disk will not be region-limited, so there'll be no drive-RPC-lock
issues to contend with. And there'll be no CSS/Macrovision encoding or
anything so anally retentive either. We're not making a Hollywood
blockbuster after all! (- t
wlenerz wrote:-
re: DVD..
>Make it regionless - even better.
yes, Steve Reyal (who will be editing and compiling the DVD - hes a
qualified Avid engineer) emailed me to say it WILL be regionless, therefore
playable anywhere. I think though we will be doing separate PAL and NTSC
versions thoug