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Posted by George Hammond on 10/11/05 03:56
On Mon, 10 Oct 2005 23:45:59 +0100, Cardinal Chunder
<cc@foo.no.spam.xyzabcfghllaa.com> wrote:
>George Hammond wrote:
>> On 10 Oct 2005 10:42:17 -0700, riplin@Azonic.co.nz wrote:
>>
>>>> Even someone of your extremely limited means could cobble together such
>>>> a movie using static images stitched together with free video tools.
>>> He probably did, but it simply didn't work the way he had 'predicted'.
>>
>>
>>> There is no such mechanism that he claims,
>>
>> [Hammond]
>> Oh yes there is.
>>
>>
>>
>>> it does not work, it cannot
>>> work.
>>
>> [Hammond]
>> Oh yes it does.
>>
>>> As most religionists would he rejects the failure as being the
>>> fault of something else: the computer is too fast, or too slow, or not
>>> religious enough; the program is doing it wrong; no one else is
>>> intelligent enough to understand; anything but that he is a failure.
>>
>> [Hammond]
>> You can't do it with a computer...AVI and MPEG's only run at 12
>> frames/second because of the slowness of the CPU.
>
>That's a complete and total lie.
>
>I owned (and still have the case from) a PII 450Mhz that was able to
>play DVDs, full screen 6 years ago or so. Any computer then or since
>could manage it without breaking a sweat. In fact virtually every home
>computer sold with a DVD drive in the last five years has a software
>player for playing DVDs.
[Hammond]
Yeah... that's because any computer monitor can be used as
a "t.v." if it has the appropriate software for generating
a t.v. signal. So what.... there's no way to "edit" a DVD
and make an invisble move out of it.
Like I say, you'd have to use videotape.... edit it on
a computer.... and then play it on a VCR.
>
>But you might bleat - DVD is MPEG2. Yes it is, and AVI can wrap MPEG2,
>MPEG1, MPEG4 and dozens if not hundreds of other codecs. And that
>includes lossless codecs too.
[Hammond]
Yeah... but you can't edit a DVD, so what good is it in
this case.
>
>First person shooter computer games go even faster and can easily top 60
>frames per second at high resolutions with modern graphics cards.
[Hammond]
fprget modern graphics cards.... a VCR is easier to get hold of.
>
>> You have to do it with a video tape and a VCR using a computer
>> VIDEO EDITOR to edit the tape.
>>
>> Lets get on it rich boys... get your thumbs out of your ass and
>> TEST Hammond's TESTABLE PREDICITON of the Scientific
>> Proof of God. ... whaddau think all those expensive toys are
>> for? Watching porno films?
>
>It's your prediction. You demonstrate it.
[Hammond]
THEY are the ones who demanded a testable prediciton,
let them test it.
Yawn?
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