Good sites for HD clips?

Wolff

Anyone know any good sites for HD clips other than hdclips or Divx or WMV

Villain

http://www.wmvhd.com/ and http://www.divx.com/movies/browse.php?categoryID=3

Wolff

Thanks but any other ones ?

WezzyB

http://www.bbcmotiongallery.com/Customer/TheatreHD.aspx

ffocused

apple have a good few HD trailers in Qucktime format

8T8

Nero has some as well in MPEG-4 AVC format [H.264] ones in the Cinema or HDTV profile are using HDTV resolutions. Use the ffdshow decoder with H.264 support to play them back in Windows Media Player instead of using Neros own player or Quicktime which is rubbish under Windows anyway.

Sparky

http://www.highdefforum.com/showthread.php?t=6537

and i was going to say www.hdclips.net, but i think the site is dead now, they were the best.

Calibos

8T8 wrote:

Nero has some as well in MPEG-4 AVC format [H.264] ones in the Cinema or HDTV profile are using HDTV resolutions. Use the ffdshow decoder with H.264 support to play them back in Windows Media Player instead of using Neros own player or Quicktime which is rubbish under Windows anyway.

8T8

Downloaded ffdshow but how do I integrate it into WMP10?? Tried playing some of the TS files amd avc files through VLC but video would keep on crapping out. 3.4P4 850XTPE and 2 gigs of Ram so PC should be able to handle these files I would have thought.

Sparky

yeah those .ts files are heavy users, i tried even videolan and it still craped out, it was a sky HD test from around 2 years ago, the BBC HD transport streams seem to be easier to handle than skys, id say sky was using a very heavy bitrate.
Tested on a amd64 with 3gb of ram, and still choppy especially when it came to the monsters scene.

8T8

Calibos wrote:

8T8

Downloaded ffdshow but how do I integrate it into WMP10?? Tried playing some of the TS files amd avc files through VLC but video would keep on crapping out. 3.4P4 850XTPE and 2 gigs of Ram so PC should be able to handle these files I would have thought.

Be sure to tick the box for H.264 support when installing if not then go into the video decoder configuration in ffdshows program group and set H264 to libavcodec to enable support for it.

Also make sure Haalis media splitter is installed this is a parser that allows the media player to decode MP3 and AAC audio tracks that are present in MP4 files. Finally be certain the movie actually uses the mp4 extension and ignore WMP complaints about not knowing this file type & it should play the file with no problems.

The Ritz

Wolff,


You have PM................


The Ritz.