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hola whisper,
sabes si alguien ha pasado el BD de calibración de HCFR a formato x264?
Saludos
sabes si alguien ha pasado el BD de calibración de HCFR a formato x264?
Saludos
[OTROS]Problemas y cosas varias con discos de calibración
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Ya me los descargué hace tiempo, pero no me sirven, el ZP no lee ni BD, ni HD-DVD , ni AVCHD. Y configurar otro programa que no usas para reproducir = tirar tu tiempo.
Me haría falta pasarlo a mkv, x264 para calibrar algunas de las combinaciones del epson tw2000 .
Miraré como se riptea un BD.
Saludos
Me haría falta pasarlo a mkv, x264 para calibrar algunas de las combinaciones del epson tw2000 .
Miraré como se riptea un BD.
Saludos
Ha salido una versión de los discos de calibración de AVS, ahora hay una en formato MP4.
Mejoras:
AVS HD 709 v1.0 Update
The largest basic difference with the v1.0 release is that we have switched authoring and encoding software for the AVCHD and BDMV versions. This allowed us to use 24p patterns to better match most typical Blu-ray movies, and the change in software allowed the disc to expand by using different menus. There have been over 100 new patterns added to the AVCHD and BDMV versions, most notably we have tried to address all requests that would fit and to better incorporate the option to use fields than before. The new MP4 video file version simply contains the video from the AVCHD/BDMV release.
We have used some mp4 video in the HD DVD disc, which allowed us to include a few complex patterns that had previously been dropped due to issues with mpeg2 encoding. We have tried to include as many of the changes as possible in the HD DVD and to keep the discs similar, but because of the change in Blu-ray authoring the HD DVD doesn't contain all the new patterns found in the other versions. Unless issues would happen to be found, v1.0 will likely be the final HD DVD release.
Some changes since RC1 include:
- Arcsoft TotalMedia Studio used on AVCHD and BDMV for 24p video, rather than Media Factory.
- Information about patterns moved to PDF files instead of using main post.
- Below-black labels were added to the near black section, so that they could be read by increasing brightness.
- APL clipping pattern was changed to more closely resemble the black and white clipping patterns.
- Black was added to the start of Adjust Gray section for 4 grayscale levels in HCFR.
- Red single pixel outline is included on encode for overscan pattern as suggested.
- A new modified black clipping pattern for red, green, and blue near black.
- An RGB pattern similar to the white clipping pattern as requested.
- Where Y' levels are labeled (ex. 16 for black) the prior text "color" was changed to read "level".
- New constant APL patterns for measuring displays that vary light with APL (ex. SXRD auto iris)(not on HD DVD).
- Above white was added to all the grayscale series, except for the new APL patterns.
- Resolution patterns were returned to the disc (had previously been removed after beta1).
- Constant height 2.35:1 pattern as requested.
- The HD DVD chapter points were missing, so they were pushed 5 seconds farther past the pattern change. This still leaves over 110 seconds per pattern.
Similar to RC1 release:
- AVCHD .iso file from current ImgBurn.
- HD DVD .iso from Ulead MF6+.
- 7-Zip 4.57 for Windows used for compression.
Mas info:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=948496&page=32
Mejoras:
AVS HD 709 v1.0 Update
The largest basic difference with the v1.0 release is that we have switched authoring and encoding software for the AVCHD and BDMV versions. This allowed us to use 24p patterns to better match most typical Blu-ray movies, and the change in software allowed the disc to expand by using different menus. There have been over 100 new patterns added to the AVCHD and BDMV versions, most notably we have tried to address all requests that would fit and to better incorporate the option to use fields than before. The new MP4 video file version simply contains the video from the AVCHD/BDMV release.
We have used some mp4 video in the HD DVD disc, which allowed us to include a few complex patterns that had previously been dropped due to issues with mpeg2 encoding. We have tried to include as many of the changes as possible in the HD DVD and to keep the discs similar, but because of the change in Blu-ray authoring the HD DVD doesn't contain all the new patterns found in the other versions. Unless issues would happen to be found, v1.0 will likely be the final HD DVD release.
Some changes since RC1 include:
- Arcsoft TotalMedia Studio used on AVCHD and BDMV for 24p video, rather than Media Factory.
- Information about patterns moved to PDF files instead of using main post.
- Below-black labels were added to the near black section, so that they could be read by increasing brightness.
- APL clipping pattern was changed to more closely resemble the black and white clipping patterns.
- Black was added to the start of Adjust Gray section for 4 grayscale levels in HCFR.
- Red single pixel outline is included on encode for overscan pattern as suggested.
- A new modified black clipping pattern for red, green, and blue near black.
- An RGB pattern similar to the white clipping pattern as requested.
- Where Y' levels are labeled (ex. 16 for black) the prior text "color" was changed to read "level".
- New constant APL patterns for measuring displays that vary light with APL (ex. SXRD auto iris)(not on HD DVD).
- Above white was added to all the grayscale series, except for the new APL patterns.
- Resolution patterns were returned to the disc (had previously been removed after beta1).
- Constant height 2.35:1 pattern as requested.
- The HD DVD chapter points were missing, so they were pushed 5 seconds farther past the pattern change. This still leaves over 110 seconds per pattern.
Similar to RC1 release:
- AVCHD .iso file from current ImgBurn.
- HD DVD .iso from Ulead MF6+.
- 7-Zip 4.57 for Windows used for compression.
Mas info:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=948496&page=32
de momento ya esta bajando la nueva version AVCHD y la MP4.