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Are you sure you're not confusing inserted generated frames to "we do some annoying things that, we think, make our 60Hz TV look like a 240Hz TV"? Those things
by 0x457 4y ago
Are you sure you're not confusing inserted generated frames to "we do some annoying things that, we think, make our 60Hz TV look like a 240Hz TV"?
Those things are incomparable.
- dylan604 4y agoeither way, you are showing something to the viewer that is not part of the original image. whether that is the result of some AI's hallucination into what it thinks is there or some frame duplication/blending, it all means you've made up stuff that didn't exist to trick the mind into thinking it does.
- 0x457 4y agoYes, but one is significantly better than the other. I don't mind a bunch of if statements inserting frames in most cases, but manufacturers can shove their "Effective Refresh Rate" you know where.