Even more pics [Possible Spoilers]

[BAYisBEAST]

No, you can always download the Apple one that gets encoded at 9,000mbits.

I'll stick with the 1.2 GB one then.

[CesarCardoso]

Do your calculation again. I'm sure it's a terabyte.

The movie is edited at much higher resolutions. The TF3 announcement trailers was over 10GB encoded in Apple's Animation Codec.

when projected on a movie theatre screen, what resolution is it in, comparing to the 1080p TVs have now?

[nelson]

when projected on a movie theatre screen, what resolution is it in, comparing to the 1080p TVs have now?

About 4k (4096×2160) at 250,000mbits per second (this is digital cinema projection specs).

[nelson]

Someone would inevitably claim to be able to...

That first we-landed-on-the-moon announcement trailer @ iTunes/Apple trailers was horribly encoded. A blind person could've seen the difference.

[Plague1980]

As for the last picture that was put up on Apple trailers, are we allowed to speculate on what we think of some things in it without having to post that it could be Spoilers in every post?

[nelson]

As for the last picture that was put up on Apple trailers, are we allowed to speculate on what we think of some things in it without having to post that it could be Spoilers in every post?

At the risk of sounding clueless...your risk. Why not wait a day?

I'm already read a post in this thread that is waaay off base.

[CesarCardoso]

About 4k (4096×2160) at 250,000mbits per second (this is digital cinema projection specs).

so 4x 1080p, more or less. i guess only movie theatres can actually afford that kind of quality. if you could get your hands on it, would it be possible to play at home with current tech?

[Trailbreaker]

And this is why I hate having dial-up.

[CesarCardoso]

And this is why I hate having dial-up.

you cant get DSL where you live?

[r-type]

That first we-landed-on-the-moon announcement trailer @ iTunes/Apple trailers was horribly encoded. A blind person could've seen the difference.

Of course. But weren't we referring to the newer one hypothetically being hosted at 2.2g's vs. the one you'll be encoding that will be smaller? Would the majority be able to tell? Unless I misread Ed, it's doubtful, no?

[nelson]

so 4x 1080p, more or less. i guess only movie theatres can actually afford that kind of quality. if you could get your hands on it, would it be possible to play at home with current tech?

If you've got a $70,000 (47,000 Euro) and a room with great air conditioning and ventilation, yes.

http://silverado.cc/shop/home.php

[Trailbreaker]

you cant get DSL where you live?

Nope. And what sucks is that we're just off of the DSL/cable/broadband grids by not even two miles.

I can't wait to move into town.

[Plague1980]

At the risk of sounding clueless...your risk. Why not wait a day?

It has nothing to do with the building, Im not questioning its purpose. What I wanted to ask and well, I don't think it would hurt to ask. Maybe even you could answer this Nelson.

In the tv spots, some say they thought they seen 2 different types of Decepticon hover drones. The one like we all seen on set in Detroit that Sam and Carly are on and this other in the last picture. It is more loose and not as compact. Now having seen these less compact one a bit more clearer, they look like they could be the same as the one that Sam and Carly were on in Detroit. Are they the same drone types just that it has two modes, like a standard and combat mode? Also there looks to be 2 more, more slender flyers under the drone at the bottom right of the picture?

[CesarCardoso]

If you've got a $70,000 (47,000 Euro) and a room with great air conditioning and ventilation, yes.

http://silverado.cc/shop/home.php

i can barely understand what they say on that site. show what i know about this stuff. you seem very much updated in this stuff. you work in/on/around movies aside from webhosting?

[nelson]

Of course. But weren't we referring to the newer one hypothetically being hosted at 2.2g's vs. the one you'll be encoding that will be smaller? Would the majority be able to tell? Unless I misread Ed, it's doubtful, no?

You're correct. Although you never know if it will be a crappy encode this time around.

[CesarCardoso]

Nope. And what sucks is that we're just off of the DSL/cable/broadband grids by not even two miles.

I can't wait to move into town.

this being where you live/go to college?

[Plague1980]

At the risk of sounding clueless...your risk. Why not wait a day?

I'm already read a post in this thread that is waaay off base.

what post is way off base?

[Trailbreaker]

this being where you live/go to college?

Yeah we're looking at a place just a couple miles away from my college. My college is like 15 miles from where I live now and the commute is a pain in the ass, especially in the winter time.

My college has some crappy-ass internet too. It's broadband, but it's horrible for downloading huge files. No trailer for me from there.

[CesarCardoso]

If you've got a $70,000 (47,000 Euro) and a room with great air conditioning and ventilation, yes.

http://silverado.cc/shop/home.php

will blu ray's future replacement even come close? or will it be decades before we can see that high def on a comercial support?

[CesarCardoso]

Yeah we're looking at a place just a couple miles away from my college. My college is like 15 miles from where I live now and the commute is a pain in the ass, especially in the winter time.

My college has some crappy-ass internet too. It's broadband, but it's horrible for downloading huge files. No trailer for me from there.

i bet they restrict your college to prevent DLs, like where i work. no public library broadband you can get it from?

[Ed Fuego]

You're correct. Although you never know if it will be a crappy encode this time around.

Yeah, I was definitely referring to the 2.2 GB encode vs. the 1.2 GB encode (or even perhaps the 800 MB encode). Unless you blew it up on to a 10 foot screen and stood 6 inches from it (not scientific, just to head that argument off) I doubt you could tell the difference in quality, especially when the trailer is in motion.

But the iTunes encode of the announcement trailer was really bad, although again, on a small enough screen, it would suffice.

Most people constantly overestimate their visual and auditory "skills".

Ed Fuego

[Trailbreaker]

i bet they restrict your college to prevent DLs, like where i work. no public library broadband you can get it from?

I'll have to snag some fast internet from somewhere.

[CesarCardoso]

I'll have to snag some fast internet from somewhere.

id invite you over to see it but i guess it would be faster to get it elsewhere near you

[Trailbreaker]

id invite you over to see it but i guess it would be faster to get it elsewhere near you

Haha, yeah.

To tell you the truth, I would actually rather see it on the big screen first before I download it.

[jamjam101]

yayy! I can't wait for the exclusive download! I think 1.2GB is sufficient enough. There really is no point of a file any bigger than that because majority of home pc's would have difficulty playing it anyways

Thanks Neslon!