Actually I've been around here for a while and I've checked out your site, which I'm sure a lot of people appreciate for the SVCD qual stuff.
Would it be possible for you to convert the file to mpeg-1 and send to Craig's site, for completeness?
It would be appreciated, thanks.
PS: The generally distributed "Rhode to Rhode Island" mpeg-1 also has a scene cut out (Stewie talking about a Jesus painting in Brian's old home). To anyone reading this who has a perfect mpeg-1, could you please send it to Craig's site?
I'm converting my source to mpeg-1 as I write. Craig - send me an email letting me know where I can upload the VCD-quality mpeg of the recent 'Brian In Love' broadcast.
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You know, I actually had my PC set to record The Tick automatically every week, except that I stopped it recording this week because The Tick isn't on, and I already have that episode...
So...anyways, the point is, I WOULD have had a good MPEG copy of it had I have not stopped recording. Which makes me evil. Hmmm...
Plus, I probably would have only been able to post a high-quality WMV...and while I personally have no beef with the format, it's not cross-platform, and so it'd be irksome to post it for some. (in one of the binary groups of course)
Does anyone know of a good (perhaps free) MPEG editor? I've been using Windows Movie Maker, but again, it only outputs to WMV...and that's just plain annoying.
I've been using the ATi software that came with my All-In-Wonder Radeon video card. It seems to work fairly well, and has a VCD setting built in (which is the format I capture in). I could capture at a higher setting, but VCD seems to be about the right balance between size and quality...330Mb for a 30 minute show (which is about average)
It has a scheduler built in, and so I just go through the TV Guide and look for shows I might want to actually watch some day.
I think I've got about 30 episodes of The Daily Show I've got to watch at some point. :-)