[TheRedknight]

Anyone have a few links of HDTV files (.ts) that are downloadable ?

 

[jkaiser]

Do a search of the forum, there have been a few posted. Be aware though that few exist since in most cases they contain copyrighted materials, and thus can not be shared.

 

[TheRedknight]

bump

 

[Cliff Watson]

What type HDTV files are you looking for?

 

[nintari]

I'm looking for anything other that what I have lol


There was a site posted a while back that had a space shuttle launch, something from crawford communications and another that was of the sanfransisco bridge. Let me know any place at all to get some!!!! I love em (no OTA HDTV in my area yet )

 

[TheRedknight]

nintari

This is the site you were referring to
http://www.heuris.com/MPEGProducts/HD_samples/index.htm


Cliff I would love a 2 min clip of hockey, or any sport.

 

[Cliff Watson]

Quote:

Originally posted by TheRedknight nintari This is the site you were referring to http://www.heuris.com/MPEGProducts/HD_samples/index.htm Cliff I would love a 2 min clip of hockey, or any sport.

The only thing I have is test patterns.

 

[dubmaster]

I am also looking for copyright free HDTV footage for the magazine i write for. The Heuris are nice, but it's not enough. I saw some japanese footage during a fair in Milano in September which were really breathtaking. C'mon, there must be some free example around !


bye

 

[TheRedknight]

Where would I download test patterns

 

[Juan]

Here is a sight with pics but I don't think its copyright free,

http://www.feldoncentral.com/hdtv/

 

[Phat Phreddy]

Juan, those being static images / screen caps I think they should stay but my current instructions are any copyrighted HDTV should be removed...


Please all stick within that boundry....


I would also love to see more copyright free HDTV clips...

 

[vfrjim]

I second for the test patterns, especially for calibrations of the HD inputs, but the Bikini Destinations aren't bad also

 

[nintari]

if you have a HDTV Tuner card does it speed up the palyback of these transport streams? I am not at full framerate right now and think everything would look a whole lot nicer at full framerate. Right now I get a lot of motion blur effects and etc. and it kinda jumps around a whole lot


BTW Setup is in sig I'm not using a low end CPU either lol.

 

[TheRedknight]

Quote:

Originally posted by nintari if you have a HDTV Tuner card does it speed up the playback of these transport streams? I am not at full frame rate right now and think everything would look a whole lot nicer at full frame rate. Right now I get a lot of motion blur effects and etc. and it kinda jumps around a whole lot BTW Setup is in sig I'm not using a low end CPU either lol.

I remember reading somewhere that a 2.4 GHz is the minimum for playback with no stuttering. I have an AMD 1700, I assume that is why the sound is terrible.

 

[nintari]

i have a 2.4 ghz p4 system, that's why I ask. I'm still not at full frame rate and get almost no sound.

 

[randym431]

Are any free programs to play these .ts files without hardware?

 

[randym431]

Bump!

 

[TheRedknight]

In a previous thread LESZEK1 posted:


--Download the elecard demux. You need a demux that can handle transport streams. Go to www.elecard.com and download their DVD player which comes with the demux. Once you have their demux, you can use any decoder you want with it.--


And yes it works, but a little slow. But the wow factor is still there. There's this one scene with planes flying, I freak out when I saw the paint job perfectly on the cockpit.


Josh

 

[posdnya]

Elecard player can play HDTV streams in half horisontal/vertical resolution. This increases playback speed about twice. So, you can play your 1080i streams in realtime even on Athlon 1800+