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I assume that higher fps = higher digital payload = higher bandwidth load for ISP's, considering services like Netflix Since this will place a bigger burden on
by nhebb 16y ago
I assume that higher fps = higher digital payload = higher bandwidth load for ISP's, considering services like Netflix Since this will place a bigger burden on ISP's, they will use it as added ammunition when lobbying Washington re Net Neutrality, and the whole thing will become a political clusterf*ck. Ain't life in the US grand? But other than that, it sounds like a good idea.
- totalforge 16y agoISP's don't enter into it. The goal is to have exclusive tech in movie theaters only.
- alexqgb 16y agoIndeed. It's all about doing what your ISP can't.
- vietor 16y agoHigher FPS = reduced delta between frames = better compression as compared to the raw footage. Doubling the framerate will not double the bitrate. (Though it will increase it somewhat, probably not as much as you'd expect) Modern video codecs are getting pretty smart.