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Flibster
26-07-2006, 19:44
I've just sat here and watched the whole of Star Wars Episode 3 in the full 1080 *sadly i not p but hey...*

:shocked: :shocked: :shocked:

I swear it did not look this good in the cinema.

The final fight between Vader and Obi Wan looks simply stunning. However - the bit where Vader has his mask closed is :shocked: :D :shocked:

However - the bit that steals the HD presentation for me is the fight between the Emperor and Yoda in the senate meeting room - SO much detail.

I now have faith in HDTV... Not much...but I have some.

Now - if only there could be one HD video format created - or Blue Ray to die.

Simon/~Flibster

Daz
27-07-2006, 13:27
Always thought it would be something good in HiDef :)

What source and output did you use?

Mark
27-07-2006, 14:10
I watched the shuttle launch in HD. That certainly opened my eyes to the format. :eek:

Flibster
27-07-2006, 14:26
Source was a pure .ts stream :shocked: Just under 10gb for the whole film. :D

Was watching it on my Sony 24" 16:10 Widescreen CRT running at 1920x1200 :D *who needs cacky tft's*

Sound was fed by my Audigy 4 through 6 cheap mono amps going to 5 Mission M70's and a B&O Sub that I've borrowed for a while.

I sat there giggling like a little schoolgirl. :D

The shuttle launch was a very good demo as well. When the engines fired I nearly shat myself. :D

Simon/~Flibster

petemc
27-07-2006, 17:54
Aw nuts. This sounds like one film I shouldn't watch while holding a credit card :)

Mark
27-07-2006, 19:36
I have the plasma screen for the job, but I'm still not convinced about getting Sky HD. I waste enough money on Sky already because I can't choose what/how much of the package to cancel. Therefore, spending an extra £10/mo for a few channels I'm equally unlikely to watch seems a little silly.

Flibster
27-07-2006, 20:09
I have the plasma screen for the job, but I'm still not convinced about getting Sky HD. I waste enough money on Sky already because I can't choose what/how much of the package to cancel. Therefore, spending an extra £10/mo for a few channels I'm equally unlikely to watch seems a little silly.

Plus the £300 for the SkyHD box in the first place :shocked: