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re: Why All Video Is Not Equal

MitchMiller — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 06:20:05 GMT

Thanks again! Will do.

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re: Why All Video Is Not Equal

Julie — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:48:44 GMT

Hi Mitch,

As far as building a custom computer from scratch to be optimized for video, I am a newbie! Therefore, if you need the names of specific components that would let you hand-assemble such a PC, I don't know what exactly to tell you. But if you're looking at a specialty computer optimized for video watching, I know that in higher-end AV gear folks look for isolated paths for video and for audio, so that those signals don't pass near one another or near the power supply. So that's one spec I'd keep an eye out for. And as I mentioned above, a superb graphics card with plenty of video RAM is also a must.

Anyone else have any suggestions for Mitch?

re: Why All Video Is Not Equal

MitchMiller — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:16:59 GMT

Thanks! Do you have any idea what those internal components might be so that I can look for them on spec sheets?

Mitch Miller

re: Why All Video Is Not Equal

Julie — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 09:27:23 GMT

Good question, Mitch. Because I haven't personally explored installing a Blu-ray drive in a home computer and compared its playback to a Blu-ray player, I don't know for sure. My gut feeling is that without a computer that is entirely optimized for crystal-clear audio and video (isolated internal components for clean signal pass-through without noise, etc.) you're not going to see and hear some of the wonderfulness that is associated with Blu-ray. You can do that with a computer, but I think you have to be way tweakier than my household is. :-)

So, if you're planning on popping a Blu-ray drive into your PC anyway, I don't think it'll hurt to start buying Blu-ray movies and watching them via that method -- but if you're looking for serious audio- and videophile quality, an actual Blu-ray player is probably a more reliable source of both.

re: Why All Video Is Not Equal

MitchMiller — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 22:19:11 GMT

What do you think of the idea of getting a blu-ray drive for your computer and using that as the drive for your home theater. If you're going to hook up a computer to the HT anyway, and it's going to have a dvd drive anyway, why not spend a couple of extra bucks and save yourself the cost of a whole blu-ray player?

Mitch Miller

re: Better Effort

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re: Slow Down, Part 2

Julie — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 12:48:38 GMT

Great point about filters, Zak. I have a polarizing filter for my other lens, but don't have one for my 50mm. I need to add that to my teensy collection of camera gear.

And thanks!