Man facing drive-in movie piracy charge – BizTech – Technology – smh.com.au.
This is just such a simple idea I can't believe it never occurred to me.
I can't vouch for the quality of the output but assuming he located himself mid-field (that's what they call the car park at a drive-in – Dad worked at one for years under the dubious aliases of Peter Rabbit and Patrick Wolf…), used a tripod and kept any reflection of the windscreen, or rear screen the vision would have been OK.
I can't vouch for the quality of the output but assuming he located himself mid-field (that's what they call the car park at a drive-in – Dad worked at one for years under the dubious aliases of Peter Rabbit and Patrick Wolf…), used a tripod and kept any reflection of the windscreen, or rear screen the vision would have been OK.
Sort of like an old style kine transfer. Now if he had sound input straight from his sound system into the camera the audio would have been pretty good too.
The only thing is the movies he was pirating – rubbish.
All of them.