There has been a lot of talk about YouTube offering higher quality content. I did hear about this a while ago, but was unable to find any. I thought it may have been a delay in offering this new feature to the rest of the world. Recently we created a new show reel and so [...]
Entries Tagged as 'codecs'
Youtube offers high quality Video.
July 9th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: codecs · google · Post Production
A Film makers tool of choice. FLASH based HD recorder.
April 17th, 2008 · No Comments
A while back I reported that we would soon see portable flash momory based, high quality recorders to strip onto an HD-SDI based camera available. Well here is a great first attempt at this technology.. From http://www.convergent-design.com/ we have the Flash XDR (See some cool comments here) This device makes any HD-SDI camera capable of [...]
Tags: cinema · codecs · Film Making · Post Production · Sony
Sony makes a decent VTR – About TIME.
March 9th, 2008 · No Comments
Sony is about to release a VTR that actually answers the needs of a modern Post Production House. This has been a long time coming. And in some ways I would like to think I had a hand in shaping its future. (see here) A number of years ago, back when the HDCAM deck was [...]
Tags: codecs · Development · Film Making · Post Production · Sony · Standards
Comments on: Looking at the future on Video Codecs
January 19th, 2008 · No Comments
Philip Hodgetts and I are arguing over H.264 again…. Philip comments on H.264 for consumer cameras: > It’s nice to have high quality codec choices, but I don’t see AVCHD as > it is currently implemented in the cheap HD camcorders reaching the > appeal of HDV. Cheap and convenient seems to sell more than [...]
Tags: codecs · Post Production · Standards
AVCHD straight to Flash Player 9.3 demo (Flash Rocks)
January 11th, 2008 · 5 Comments
Recently I got a Xacti VPC-HD1000. This is the smallest 1080i video camera on the market, plus 8M picture camera. It stores the video data on a solid state 4gig SD card in AVCHD. AVCHD is another name for H.264. Flash Player 9 revision 3 recently came out supporting H.264/AAC. This made me consider the [...]