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> is the quality actually better, or is it post-processing tricks to make it seem better Serious question - if the experience is the same, why does this distin
by scubbo 5y ago
> is the quality actually better, or is it post-processing tricks to make it seem better
Serious question - if the experience is the same, why does this distinction matter?
- hdjjhhvvhga 5y agoUsually postprocessing requires significant computing power. This is something that might matter for people maximizing battery usage. But another person in the same thread says in the case of Zoom it's the opposite - the web app seems more CPU-intensive.
- scubbo 5y agoThat's a helpful perspective that I hadn't considered, thank you!
- eertami 5y agoBecause if I have good hardware the post-processing isn't going to make it sound any better, I'm better off with the source.