Darkshadow6400

Except clearly they are attempting to uncover the truth by opening up the topic of conversation to others to get an outside perspective on the issue. Pretty common step to take when investigating something, especially on the internet where there is a sea of misleading information and conflicting evidence.

This is posted in the wrong part of the forum. @Koby or @Catar are you able to move this to the Meet and Greet section?

Not really as much as you're hoping. There's definitely more stuff in there, but the bulk of the content goes into the normal distro sections.

Are you sure? Quoted straight from their product page. http://tascam.com/product/x-9/overview/: "Fully-parametric 3-band EQ on each input channel with 100 storable patterns" Then again, I don't know enough about DJ equipment, just trying to help.

Tascam X9? Seems to be what you're after. Apparently discontinued though

It was. Koby decided against making it private, which I agree with.

You need to make some meaningful posts. Certain parts of the forum (including the downloads section) have minimum post requirements you must meet before you can access them.

Trade secret. Everyone must find their own path to enlightenment. If I told you how to gain access, then it defeats the whole purpose of people not being able to access it in the first place.

Now you've gotta be yanking my chain. Why would an anime forum need a Live Action section? But seriously, it exists. It's like the holy grail though, you need to go on a mighty quest and overcome many physical and emotional obstacles. Once you've finished your quest, if you're chosen by our lord and savior Koby you can join the ranks of the elite members of this forum and gain access to the promised land.

Some say the Live Action section is but a myth. A legend as old as Kametsu itself. Among the new users and the leechers exist an elite rank of users who claim to have seen the fabled Live Action section, but sadly it's existence and location remains unknown to the masses.

10bit and 8bit refer to the colour depth of the video. Currently the standard is 8bit, which some may consider 'good enough' but it limits the amount of colours that are reproduced, which can lead to very obvious visual issues, such as banding. You can get a brief explanation here: http://www.techhive.com/article/171223/10_bit_color.html

That's not correct... The regions don't relate to NTSC and PAL signals. Example: Region 1: U.S., U.S. Territories, Canada, and Bermuda. Region 2: Japan, Europe, South Africa, and the Middle East, including Egypt. Region 3: Southeast Asia, East Asia, including Hong Kong. Region 4: Australia, New Zealand, Pacific Islands, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean. See how Japan is in Region 2? Japanese DVDs are NTSC as well. Interlacing is also not a problem, as DVD players can read the flags set in the videostream and de-interlace the video accordingly.

Pics or it didn't happen.

You definitely helped MK, I enjoyed the banter between yourself and Catar and it gave me some ideas.

Thanks guys. I've got lots of ideas now. Definitely got a few places to start with.