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by jim-a-1020401 7y ago
The best software for this I’ve seen is Tachyon but it’s way above consumer technology level for cost and compute resources. https://cinnafilm.com/product/tachyon/ Like the interface and OS I assume the TV manufac
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by jim-a-1020401 7y ago
I don’t understand why TV manufacturers can’t just have dynamic frame rate change to match the content like Apple ProMotion ( https://m.gsmarena.com/understanding_apples_promotion_displa... )
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by jim-a-1020401 7y ago
I think it is perceptual but not that specific to the medium. A faster frame rate “feels” closer to reality and the 24fps frame rate is far enough from reality that it’s easier to perceive as “something else” which allows fiction or dramati
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by jim-a-1020401 8y ago
No browsers support those features from all the testing I've been doing over the past month or two. Weasyprint supports everything I tried except target-counters and dot leaders which I've only found support for with princexml.
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by jim-a-1020401 8y ago
That's good for page sizing but as other comments on this thread noted, no browsers seem to have proper support for CSS paged media including Chrome. When I tested it, none of the @bottom type stuff or other print/page related CS
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by jim-a-1020401 8y ago
I've been working on a documentation process with Markdown -> HTML + CSS -> PDF for a while and I found that Weasyprint works best. It supports everything I need except CSS target-counter for auto-generation of page numbers in a