Poor video quality on iPad2

[Ncaissie]

"I'm an ISF Certified tech, so I think I'm in a position to speak about this! My guess is that Apple cheaped out on the video processor! Oops! "
That is 9 times more powerful than the Ipad one? Yeah sure you are a Certified tech dude.

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[Tarkio]

"I'm an ISF Certified tech, so I think I'm in a position to speak about this! My guess is that Apple cheaped out on the video processor! Oops! "
That is 9 times more powerful than the Ipad one? Yeah sure you are a Certified tech dude.

There's no certification that makes you immune to badly compressed source material or broken consumer electronic gear. Did you try playing your movies on another iPad 2?

There's absolutely nothing wrong with the iPad 2 video processing. I've been producing network television and film documentaries for 30 years, and have personally supervised color grading and timing on hundreds of high-end productions and film transfers using the best, calibrated CRT reference monitors and scopes. You had a bad iPad or bad video dude.

[Dream]

^^^ Agreed

[Ncaissie]

My videos are compressed for my iPod touch 2g and they aren't that bad.
He may have received a faulty unit? No reason to come here and start talking sh!t.

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[pdxgeek]

I have encoded several 1080p bluray movies into 720p MP4s. There is nothing wrong with video quality. Its sharp, and looks pretty much just as good as my 1080p tv.

[Silent Assassin]

I have encoded several 1080p bluray movies into 720p MP4s. There is nothing wrong with video quality. Its sharp, and looks pretty much just as good as my 1080p tv.

Agreed..

[Darth Wader]

Whoa guys, settle down! I posted this thread because I saw a problem and wanted to let you know, just in case video quality was important for you. Of course I tried various movies, from different sources, using several different codecs. I used PavTube to convert the BluRays and Handbrake for the DVD's. I also have about 2 dozen movies, both standard and HD, which were purchased from the iTunes store. Not all of them show the same problem, but I can see some artifacts on all of them which don't occur on either of our 2, original iPads. My neighbor, who bought his iPad2 at the same time as me can see the same problems, on the same videos, made on different computers.
For some reason you all seem to be making it personal, and it's not! There is no bigger Apple fan than me, but I see a problem and, since this is an iPad2 forum, I thought it would be ok to share my experiences! I guess not.... I'll leave you all to your insecurities and hairy palms!

[SweetPoison]

This is getting kinda personal. I agree. Come on guys. This is a discussion forum. I know you all know how to discuss like mature adults.

I hope so.

[Ncaissie]

Sorry, we don't see anything wrong with it and it looks like you are trying to troll.

64GB 3G White iPad

[SweetPoison]

Sorry, we don't see anything wrong with it and it looks like you are trying to troll.

64GB 3G White iPad

It is hard to tell sometimes ~ very nice apology, btw.