Most DVDs store movies in the standard MPEG-2 format (aka H.262) defined by the Motion Pictures Expert Group, though MPEG-1 is also supported. The video is held in VOB (Video Object) files. The video ...

Today, the “tapeless” dream has already been realized. Tape is still used for acquisition and archiving but has been long ago forgotten in the post-production and playout departments. Although ...

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Hi all,<BR><BR>A year and a half ago my family purchased a new DV Camcorder, a Panasonic PV-GS70 3CCD camera.<BR><BR>I've been converting most of our home videos to DVD using various methods, and I ...

don't believe that can be done losslessly and saved, no. you can use vlc to deinterlace, but that obviously doesn't work w/ front row. but once you take an interlaced source and deinterlace it, you've ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Having a bit of a clear out, I thought I would rip some old DVDs to free up some space, as I did with my music collection some years ago. I planned to store ...

Having a bit of a clear out, I thought I would rip some old DVDs to free up some space, as I did with my music collection some years ago. I planned to store the content on my NAS to stream/sync to a ...

Having a bit of a clear out, I thought I would rip some old DVDs to free up some space, as I did with my music collection some years ago. I planned to store the content on my NAS to stream/sync to a ...