Update 1.10 Discussion
- Thread starter GTPorsche
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- TexasTyme214
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- ProjectTuning
Sorry, but I really don't think the videos are anywhere near as big as people think. I work with 1080p video all the time. A properly compressed 1080p video in H.264 would only be about 35mb. A super high bitrate one might be 150mb if really bloated. There is something else in there for sure.
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- Nii916
Hopefully this doesn't mean update problems for me now...I still have 13 minutes on the installation clock.
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- quattpequatt
For a bunch of Japanese dudes releasing this game they sure are shameless and unfazed by the boneless release and update of a non functional game.....
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- mc_polo
look the 2.15 GB download only took me 30 minutes and had that installed. Came to the warning screen for the 1st update no problem moved on. Came to the warning screen again for the 2nd update and there is where my problem comes into play. it keeps saying I am not connected to the serve. When there is only 1/4 of the bar left the download hits an error claims to say it will pick up where it left off. I reset the router and everything and still encounter this problem. Can someone please help me out?
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- haroldinho41
A rambling incoherent analysis with some racial stereotyping on the side. Perfect.
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- nowcontrol
HA.....35mb is 2 seconds of standard dvd quality video...
And 150mb is 1 second of standard 1080p HD quality video.....
5 minutes of video compressed to those sizes would be a mess of pixels.
I highly doubt there is anything else in the update.
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- GTP_crowhop
Don't know why I'm biting on this one, but how then can you explain the Senna content being smaller than this one? It had two (semi-new) tracks, 3 cars, new suits, new menus, many pics and a huge video.
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we need an update to fix the update
NixxxoN
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LOL this must be wrong. 5 minutes 46 GB. Video must be compressed and probably not 1080p
vasiliflame
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I would investigate the movies first bro , them tables you posted up there are trash or really outdated these are compressed the table you posted is raw data
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Dragonwhisky
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Thinking you folks arguing over video compression rates and HDD storage requirements might want a look at what this person says.
2 videos + 2 cars + some new skin artifacts does not 2Geebees make.
2 videos + 2 cars + some new skin artifacts does not 2Geebees make.
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I know these tables are for raw data, and yes of course the videos are compressed, but not to 35mb for 5mins.
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Your thread is not exactly PD's announcement on that
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- ProjectTuning
You don't seem to know much about compression.
For one, RGB 4:4:4 is completely uncompressed video. It is huge. That's only used by film editors and such. Most consumer is 4:2:2 at best.
Your DVD example is specifically flawed if you look at the bitrates you quote. Consumer DVD players can't handle anything over 8 mbps or they crash and you are showing 124 mbps. A single layer DVD disc only holds 4.6gb, so please explain, with your example, how a 112 min movie fits on one? Your example shows 1 hr= 56gb.
Please look in to proper use of H.264 or other common compression formats before you just throw out random size quotes you don't understand.
After viewing the new Vision GT videos, they have lots of scenes, dissolves and cuts. So, that would requiew a higher keyframe rate than I was assuming, so they would likely be over the 35mb guess I made earlier. They are more likely in the 80-120 mb range with proper compression. Still, no where near 2gb.
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