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I've heard that before and it just sounds so strange - why would interpolated frames on a HDTV remind people of the production values from standard definition t
by jes5199 2y ago
I've heard that before and it just sounds so strange - why would interpolated frames on a HDTV remind people of the production values from standard definition televisions?
- recursive 2y agoIt's the frame rate. People are accustomed to seeing video at ~30fps. But old soap operas were somehow at ~60fps, among other things. I think this motion interpolation thing looks significantly worse than the old soap operas, because the interpolated frames break down when there's too much movement, which is exactly when they could have the most value, if you believed they had any value proposition at all.
- axus 2y agoI've seen those soap operas and it's true. I'm having trouble finding an online source that really shows what it looked like. The number of people who've never had to watch an old soap opera is increasing.