Recent content by Sunius

Hey, looks like you forgot about FFMPEG :). Bonus: it's free!

"That may sound good, but today's LCD panels can display at least 10 bits (about 1 billion shades) of color — so this high-resolution video will appear with a comparatively low amount of color nuance." Wat did I just read? Seriously?

Yea good luck booting from the cloud...

You really missed Triss Merigold from the Witcher ;).

Did it come with windows CD Key?

DVD players in general do not support higher resolution than 720x480. As for how to enjoy them on your TV - hook up a cable from your PC to TV directly and watch it that way.

At 30000x30000 it started bugging out, throwing random errors on out of memory issue on trying to save image/close paint. However, memory usage was at merely 250 MB for paint alone, so I really doubt it's memory limitation and upgrading RAM would solve it. Did you try looking into other...

That's true. Each pixel will then take either 1/8 of a byte or 1 byte.

I have 8 GB of RAM. I'll post the maximum size my RAM allows me to work with.

You need around 4-6 bytes of memory per pixel.

Are both partitions on same drive or different ones?

How do you know it's the gameplay that's not smooth and not the playback? Did you try compressing the videos before viewing them?

The reason for inability to playback is not because the format is unknown, but rather because the bitrate is too high for any PC to decode it fast enough. Even my i5-2500k @ 4.3 GHz cannot do it.

It's pretty normal that you cannot playback the videos. You need to convert them to compressed format for that.