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No home video formats support 48fps, though TVs do. "Both blu-ray and ATSC do not support 48 fps at any resolution. Both do, however, support 60 fps at 720p."
by pgrote 15y ago
No home video formats support 48fps, though TVs do.
"Both blu-ray and ATSC do not support 48 fps at any resolution. Both do, however, support 60 fps at 720p."
http://sayspy.blogspot.com/2011/04/framerates-for-movies-and-debacle-that.html http://sayspy.blogspot.com/2011/04/framerates-for-movies-and...
Does anyone know if there is newer information or standards planned?
- esonderegger 15y agoThe folks over in Europe watch their 720p at 50fps, which is awfully close, but would still require pull-down for material shot at 48fps. I wouldn't expect any new home video standard formats any time soon. I think for viewers to see The Hobbit in their home theaters at 48fps, it would require them releasing the movie as a digital file (still a long way off) and for there to be both a file wrapper and playback software capable of handling new frame rates.