Posts by Morgan Holly

We use Macs for menu work and video/audio editing. We use NT, 2K, and XP for compression and authoring with one exception: we do have an OS 9 controlled hardware encoder. If you want more info on our setup you can reach me at...

Back in the office. I checked the spec, it's a bit vauge about flagging. I couldn't find mention of 4x3 letterbox flagging, but I didn't go through the whole damn thing. I just poked around in the Sony encoder a bit and found that it...

Yes, that's the one. That's why I copied it over. I assume JT checked his facts for the FAQ... Now that I think about it our Sony encoder has four options: 4x3 16x9 16x9 pan-scan and letterbox 16x9 pan-scan but no 4x3...

You may be right David, but I've certainly never heard of it and we aren't able to set it in our encoders or authoring systems AFAIK. We're limited to the three flags I mentioned. I do remember having a long discussion about this...

I'm positive that the three flags I mentioned are the only three. My Panny plasma can sense black bars and will zoom in if it's in auto mode in composite or s-video mode. Of course I'm feeding it a component signal. The flags are...

Close David, but there isn't a 4x3 lbx flag, there is a 16x9/4x3 lbx flag, a 4x3 flag and a 16x9/4x3 pan-scan flag (for menus mostly). Names vary from system-to-system, but those are the basics.

Quote: it involves the same technology as Disney use for their alternative angles when presenting other language titles It actually doesn't. The Disney titles just use angles. I assume you're talking about the...

DISCLAIMER: My facility did menus, compression, and authoring for the final disc of this film... We had nothing to do with the screener...And I've had a few... It's downright silly to review a screener in this forum. It does not...

I did the compression on this film a long time ago. It's definately letterboxed. I remember it being 16x9 as well, but it was a long time ago.

Obviously a hoax, or a cry for help Jon Mulaney from Criterion denies it, I know for a fact that Voyager is now an LTI trademark (although Criterion is a DBA), that it is not generally the reponsibility of producers to find transfer...