Hi,
I wanna know if someone attending this concert will be able to record it in good quality (audio) ?
Last year, Dr_Jones recorded the In-Door one happening in Brussels and it sounds so good (Flac format).
Thanks
Does this mean everyone will appear blue?jeanbatman wrote:This concert will be filmed with James Cameron's camera for a further release in DVD/Blue Ray and movie theaters.
Wut? 3D TVs will be released this year, Avatar 3D will be on blu-ray in november.AnDrOiD wrote:Well, it's no use on DVD/Blu Ray. The technique is not available in home cinemas.
It's not the same 3D technique, though, as far as I know.Dr_Jones wrote:Wut? 3D TVs will be released this year, Avatar 3D will be on blu-ray in november.AnDrOiD wrote:Well, it's no use on DVD/Blu Ray. The technique is not available in home cinemas.
I think it's the end of this month the 3D tv's are released.Dr_Jones wrote:Wut? 3D TVs will be released this year, Avatar 3D will be on blu-ray in november.AnDrOiD wrote:Well, it's no use on DVD/Blu Ray. The technique is not available in home cinemas.
2011Jon wrote:So that'll be Christmas![]()
All is not lost . . . . . . back ontopic now please folksramon314 wrote:It seems the original subject is far far away now...
What do you mean "not the same technique"? As far as I am informed, the 3D projection technique of 3D Blu-Rays is determined by the flat screen or the projector/beamer and not the blu-ray. At most cinemas, they used polarized light. 3D-TVs will use shutter glasses synchronised by infrared light from the TV.AnDrOiD wrote:It's not the same 3D technique, though, as far as I know.Dr_Jones wrote:Wut? 3D TVs will be released this year, Avatar 3D will be on blu-ray in november.AnDrOiD wrote:Well, it's no use on DVD/Blu Ray. The technique is not available in home cinemas.