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Very common for video footage lower than 40FPS. It doesn’t matter what the source is (AppleTV, laptop with HDMI, nvidia shield, PS5) - this is very noticeable t
by smcleod 3y ago
Very common for video footage lower than 40FPS. It doesn’t matter what the source is (AppleTV, laptop with HDMI, nvidia shield, PS5) - this is very noticeable to a large chunk of the population.
- wolfd 3y agoWhat do you mean by “tearing”? Like, VSync-off tearing or a different effect?
- Retr0id 3y agoPerhaps you're conflating juddering and tearing? - they are distinct. Judder is what you see with, for example, low-fps panning, but tearing is where one segment of the screen (usually a horizontal strip) is out of sync, still displaying the previous frame, while the rest of the screen has moved on. This is not normal on a correctly configured system.
- smcleod 3y agoSorry - yes I am - I had to look up some examples but I’m talking about juddering.