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Week 42: Lefty goes to England
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Great work, thanks!
Also I see it says ??? next to my wheel seletction, I use GT3 RS.
Put it to your signature, for the future
I was planning on doing them in cockpitview but I forgot to ask Tim (WRP001).
He already supplied me with the NTSC replays in bumperview.
I could do the next one in chasecam again if you like it more.
First I need to wait for Tim to return from his vacation.
My first attempt with the i-kam glasses. I was looking downwards a lot it seems. I was just messing around with these to see what the quality looks like. They are meant for for filming outdoor activities like hunting, fishing and hiking. We will do a lot of hiking next summer so my Mom thought they would be a great gift. There are 2 laps on the video and they were slow compared to my top 10 times I turned. Could be an interesting perspective to film from time to time.
Great to see you are still pumping out the vids, Christophe! 👍
Also, great as well that you have some help.
Thanks
The best help I got was from Marc (Hydro).
We exchanged copies of GT5. He has access to PAL replays now and I have to NTSC ones.
Still, I appreciate all the help I got in the past from you and Tim. 👍
I just wish my capture device worked with HDMI and 1080p. I have to switch it over to 720p and it's a hassle -- otherwise it would be much quicker work for me to pull out a video. I tried driving in 720p and it's just not the same for me and my setup.
That's odd. I can play and record with component cables at 1080p (1920x1080 right?).
When I render the vids I reduce them to 720p with less rendering time as only reason for this.
That's odd. I can play and record with component cables at 1080p (1920x1080 right?).
When I render the vids I reduce them to 720p with less rendering time as only reason for this.
Same here!
^Could be you're right Tim. (You most likely will be )
I'll check this when I start up my PS3 this evening.
If it is 1080i, I don't mind as I didn't really notice a difference when I changed from my HDMI.
Tim, you are correct, the PVR highest resolution currently is 1080i. Sorry, I didn't notice the "P."
Corel Video Pro x4, which I use, will render 1080P in different formats, but it's still 1080i. what goes in, comes out.
I can't see as well as an owl, so I see no difference between either, and as Christophe said, 720p = less render and upload time and there's only a small % of quality loss, in my opinion.
EDIT: My TV is 1080i, so if the 1080p on the XMB is selected, I get downgraded to 1080i. As far as I know, 1080p into the PVR will only render the highest resolution of 1080i. Unless the software has been updated of late?