How are you going to watch the shorts

kurtmo

kurtmo

Eats with 2 Fists
In another post I talked about issues with Quicktime viewer on the PC. I thought I'd take a little informal sample on how people plan to watch the films.

I plan to use VLC and MediaPlayerClassic if I'm watching on my PC. Otherwise I'll throw them on a drive and watch them on my LCD TV using a Western Digital Media Player.

What will you use?
 
I actually managed to watch quite a few on my iPad last fest with a set of headphones.

I usually watch the finalists on something larger, TV or Home Theatre.

Should be fun. :)

MAH
 
If I'm on my laptop, I'll probably use VLC as I can set up a playlist. If I'm in my studio, then I'll probably go the WD Media Player route as well. I've had it for a while, but only recently have I discovered how easy it is to load content onto since it is on the same ethernet network as my computer! I used to have my computer hooked up to my LCD TV, but not anymore.
 
Laptop/12' screen/1080p DLP projection in my HT. ;-)

Or...on my iPad.

(can we have bigger file sizes or host on vimeo to get at least decent 720p? I know, call the waaahmbulance!)
 
I really like my WD Media Player. When the HMC-150 came out I picked one up. It was perfect because it could decode the HMCs MTS streams, which are coded in H264 High Profile.
 
Richard J. Johnson said:
Why have I never heard of this WD media Player?! I'm going to buy one of those mofos today.
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You haven't been paying attention! :tongue:

kurtmo said:
I really like my WD Media Player. When the HMC-150 came out I picked one up. It was perfect because it could decode the HMCs MTS streams, which are coded in H264 High Profile.
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Me too! I download all the films and head to the livingroom for a great evening.
 
kurtmo said:
I really like my WD Media Player. When the HMC-150 came out I picked one up. It was perfect because it could decode the HMCs MTS streams, which are coded in H264 High Profile.
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How about a viewing party at your house?
 
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