Frage von djoesch:
Hi,
CIH did already compatriots and gegoogelt, but am no conclusive conclusion.
It is a question that I am at a trade show a video (from After Effects)
in HDV 720p25 in Resolutionauf would like to give a beamer.
Here I want to but a PC / Laptop use
but a player that is in place to play and press ready.
Now there is DVD player with HDMI, upconverting to make. The Resolutionist then but but PAL.
What is a DVD player, with which I am a video file, such as MPEG4, which is based on a DVD-ROM is burned, can play and the signal is actually synonymous in HDV from the HDMI output rauskommt?
Liebe Grüße,
Daniel
Antwort von Mylenium:
Hi,
CIH did already compatriots and gegoogelt, but am no conclusive conclusion.
It is a question that I am at a trade show a video (from After Effects)
in HDV 720p25 in Resolutionauf would like to give a beamer.
Here I want to but a PC / Laptop use
but a player that is in place to play and press ready.
Now there is DVD player with HDMI, upconverting to make. The Resolutionist then but but PAL.
What is a DVD player, with which I am a video file, such as MPEG4, which is based on a DVD-ROM is burned, can play and the signal is actually synonymous in HDV from the HDMI output rauskommt?
Liebe Grüße,
Daniel What do you want with HDV? You mean surely HDTV, although the synonymous is incorrect. What you want is a BlueRay disc or HD-DVD, and quite moving and then of course you must meet the relevant specifications. For BlueRay would certainly feasible, with Encore CS3 what to knit, for HD-DVD rather not, because it's still not a burner and really gives the situation for players, the HD content of normal DVDs can be very opaque.
Also ich würd's easy and let the clip play of plate. Currently, this is just right for what commercial productions, where the disks are pressed alone and the authoring programs that go beyond the budget of each project ...
Mylenium
Antwort von djoesch:
Hello,
nice slow!
HDV is the correct name.
This is both in my Premiere Pro project, in my camera menu and on my JVC BR-HD50 Player. Even the outside and in all printed manuals.
I know that there are discussions on this topic exist.
That the people who say HDTV or HDV for fools sold.
If one has no idea you should hold back.
There is a DVD player, and I have those already identified, the DVD-ROM reads as follows.
I burn to DVD Rome MPEG4 file in an Resolutionvon eg 1280x720 25p.
The DVD player plays this file s.and it via an HDMI output with HD output s.einen Projectors etc ...
Cost of approximately 70, - EUR
So looks like.
And I would like to simply know whether someone such a player has tested, and if so, whether there are alternatives, etc.
That there is HD-DVD and BlueRay there and what this is I know has synonymous - to me but is too expensive.
People in forums that are always quoted and with semi-gripe I have long been a thorn in the flesh ....
Trozdem Thanks for the reply,
Gruß, Daniel
Antwort von djoesch:
This synonymous You einsiehst that it is better to advance again to "google" or "Wikipedias" ...
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Definition_Video
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Definition_Television
Grüßle,
Daniel
Antwort von Mylenium:
If one has no idea you should hold back.
....
People in forums that are always quoted and with semi-gripe I have long been a thorn in the flesh .... Jaja, ich hab dich lieb synonymous ....
[edited - yes eh has no 'meaningful]
Mylenium
Antwort von djoesch:
Maybe I would have worded it better:
"MPEG4 of HDV 720p25," instead of "in HDV 720p25," or "in 720p25 HD quality."
HDV But may I say that because I have HDV material - it comes that of a JVC camera (GY-HD201E) and thus it is nunmal HDV.
You're synonymous garnicht to my question, but have generally taught me, though synonymous as clear is what I mean.
And that I have irritated reacts - is understandable.
Obviously I am still interested in burning what s.meiner formulation as to be basically wrong.
My tantrum is synonymous weakened again and I can not next to you that you have no idea.
I am willing to learn.
Gruß,
Daniel
Antwort von djoesch:
To make a comparison set ...
I say:
How can I s.meinem car 120 hp rausholen.
You say:
The car is not the car. Purchase your NEN or Porsche Trans-American.
Antwort von Blupp:
which the deductible has Mylenium is understandable ..
what you did from that Cam is not MPEG4 but MPEG2
and the JVC CAM creates an MPEG-2 video (profile & level: MP @ H-14)
especially the 201 is much more than a cam in the HDV1 specs. Works (720/24p, 720/25p, 720/30p, 720/50p, 720/60p, 480/24p, 480/60i
). It is of JVC expanded format
everything else is already written.
Antwort von djoesch:
Yes I know that Cam MPEG2 generated.
I just assumed that the player I had in mind MPEG4 files needed. So I would, after the cut as MPEG4 format. This step, I have not mentioned here.
http://www.messe-fakten.de/99/03/2006/
Is certainly somewhat outdated - but cheap.
What I am excited that the HDV HDTV history.
Is it not clear what I am with my HDV 720p25?
My software, Cam, the player, the manual speaks of in with HDV.
Why should it not be HDV. Surely does the HDV format by the JVC SONY format, but where is the error?
I apologize for the term "semi" - I overreacted.
Best Regards
Antwort von Sir Benni:
JVC something has paved the way to complete with the
http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/features.jsp?model_id=MDL101546
JVCs name and for their own into the world upscale HDV-based HD format called ProHD
Antwort von djoesch:
Okay --
Now I understand the problem.
Obviously I'm here semi.
I'm really sorry.
Was not my day.
Best Regards
Antwort von caren:
Hello,
nice slow!
HDV is the correct name.
This is both in my Premiere Pro project, in my camera menu and on my JVC BR-HD50 Player. Even the outside and in all printed manuals.
I know that there are discussions on this topic exist.
That the people who say HDTV or HDV for fools sold.
If one has no idea you should hold back.
There is a DVD player, and I have those already identified, the DVD-ROM reads as follows.
I burn to DVD Rome MPEG4 file in an Resolutionvon eg 1280x720 25p.
The DVD player plays this file s.and it via an HDMI output with HD output s.einen Projectors etc ...
Cost of approximately 70, - EUR
So looks like.
And I would like to simply know whether someone such a player has tested, and if so, whether there are alternatives, etc.
That there is HD-DVD and BlueRay there and what this is I know has synonymous - to me but is too expensive.
People in forums that are always quoted and with semi-gripe I have long been a thorn in the flesh ....
Trozdem Thanks for the reply,
Gruß, Daniel Synonymous still would like to give my mustard!
Did the player JVC BR-HD50 sought but not found!
What I found is that!
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Antwort von Bernd E.:
Have ... BR-HD50 sought but not found! What I found is ... BR-HD 50 The chances are good that both are the same device ;-) or whatever you want with your post say?
Gruß Bernd E.
