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Re: hi def
by Joseph Gaffney on Sunday 20/Jan/2008, @13:22

HD was not in the cards for this. Franz Keferboeck & his supporters in the booth did an excellent job in getting this together, and should be thanked for his outstanding efforts.

As far as HD goes, you've got to understand, the truly HD video cameras are in the $40k and up range, and then of course you need the devices to record to, so on...

Care to donate a 24p studio-quality camera? ;)

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Re: hi def
by tobami on Monday 21/Jan/2008, @07:01

I think what he actually meant with HD was not 720p or such, but a higher definition video than at googlevideo. You don't need 720p to look decent, normal PAL or NTSC is much better than the streaming video version on googlevideo.

So no $40k needed for that ;)

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Re: hi def
by Troy Unrau on Monday 21/Jan/2008, @15:23

Incidentally, the original footage was 720p :)

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Re: hi def
by tobami on Monday 21/Jan/2008, @16:38

Oh!, great. Will videos in that definition be available for download?

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Re: hi def
by mxttie on Tuesday 22/Jan/2008, @04:23

"I think what he actually meant with HD was not 720p or such, but a higher definition video than at googlevideo"

exactly! thanks ;)

could somebody remove my email address out of the original post, i didn't know it would be public and notifications don't seem to work anyway.....

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