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  1. 29th Apr 2005 17:27 #1
    badtz
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    http://www.apple.com/quicktime/hdgallery/
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  2. 29th Apr 2005 17:49 #2
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    Thanks for the links
    Man I'm soooo looking forward to HD.
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  3. 2nd May 2005 01:44 #3
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    the requirements are quite hefty.

    DEFINITELY can't play any of it on my powerbook 667mhz.

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  4. 2nd May 2005 02:38 #4
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    Theyre about as stiff/jerky on my PB 667 as Apple Pixlet video. I hate to say it but my laptop is showing its age badly! And now with Tiger, the fan runs a LOT.
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  5. 2nd May 2005 14:23 #5
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    It seems the minimum hardware is 2 GHz G4 or a 1.8 GHz G5. I guess this may also apply to using the new codec (at least without giving up use of the computer to the process).
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    How is H.264 at non-HD quality (like SD DVD-quality) or even lower? Looks like I need to buy this Pro key (damn).
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  7. 2nd May 2005 15:35 #7
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    They play fine at regular size on my dual 1Ghz G4, but the 1080p versions are choppy. They look gorgeous though. The "Fantastic 4" trailer looks like crap though. It looks blurry to me... pointless.
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  8. 2nd May 2005 20:20 #8
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    Originally Posted by g4jedi
    The "Fantastic 4" trailer looks like crap though. It looks blurry to me... pointless.
    f4 is a upscalled version from a sd source and that's why it looks so blurry. and you're right: this one is a pointless posting from apple!!!
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    I noticed the trailer of Fantastic Four was posted in the high definition gallery, not at a high definition resolution. I thought the only two ATSC true high def resoluntions were 1280x720 sent as progressive and 1920x1080 sent as interlaced.
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