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Originally posted by mattack
Doesn't one of these recorders (I thought the HS2) have separate video and audio quality levels you can set in 'manual' mode?
I thought that the specs were something like 10 hours at the lowest video level.. So you could have the video at the lowest level (since obviously you can't go to 0) and audio at whatever level, and you _could_ then have more audio than you could have on a videotape, for example...? |
If you took the levels down, all you would accomplish would be the fact that you would have to turn your volume up when played back. VCR tapes come in T-120, T-130, T-160, and T-200 to be recorded or played at SP (Standard play) or EP (Extended play there use to be a LP (Long Play).
Standard play or Extended play to my audiophile ears has no difference. Although 2 channel you can record music that's Dolby Surround encoded. I know I have a unusal device that adds 2,000 milliseconds of reverberation and up to 100 times the depth of any know Receiver
even in the year 2002.
I can reproduce music that you think is in a cave, yet it can be from music on The Greek open air amphi-theatre in Los Angeles. What I use as a demo is the Dolby surround CD "Dirty Dancing in Concert" recorded Aug 14,15, and 16, 1988.
What blows most peoples minds is that I can use OOP Virtual listening System 5 sounds from low impedence headphones for a direct in ear dolby surround, a way to introduce your victim to a virtual reality in *sound* and partial sight.
In 1998 I used this technology to upgrade
Stargates only seen and heard ride to the Kalium Galaxy by Dr. Daniel Jackson(James Spader) I put people in front of my widescreen (32" panny in 98) pause the chapter 16, get the person to be looking at the screen, while you have the Denon AHD-750 30Ohm L.impedance headphones on him/her. Then you hit two remotes at the same time. One starts the DVD chapter the other turns on loudly the wierd sounds of Galaxy to Galaxy hop of 1,000 light years.
46 seconds of something your victim will never forget, my first words when my good friend Craig used his camcorder to record my reactions. My first words after that experience were "outta sight!" Rest of test confidential. You remember what the movie Brainstorm was about, that it could be used to harm or those that can remember a episode on Star Trek:TOS where Kirk is in a room with a device in the ceiling, emtying his mind while putting your Hungry in it. I don't want my marriage of 2 oop devices to harm anyone in any way.
