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It's not a requirement, just a specification of minimum bit rate. Most movies are still presented at 24fps because higher frame rates apparently look different
by sitharus 9y ago
It's not a requirement, just a specification of minimum bit rate.
Most movies are still presented at 24fps because higher frame rates apparently look different. The Hobbit was released in 60 fps and the reception by critics was mixed. Personally I don't see it but I'm no expert.
- dragonwriter 9y ago> The Hobbit was released in 60 fps and the reception by critics was mixed. 48fps, not 60fps.
- Havoc 9y ago>It's not a requirement, just a specification of minimum bit rate. Sure. Why not specify a progressive 60fps though. Every second fkin phone can do 60fps these days...spec'ing future netflix catalogue at 24fps seems very odd.