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by vbphprubyjsgo 5y ago
Mice have supported 1KHz since the 90s; They are merely set to 125Hz by default. The problem is some can handle low sensitivity and some cannot (due to slow sensor sample rate afaik): http://www.esreality.com/?a=post&id=
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by vbphprubyjsgo 5y ago
I think that's what restart markers are for in JPEG from the original spec. IIRC in JPEG you can have markers that are marked as "crucial for proper decode" and programs should reject the image if they don't understand t
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by vbphprubyjsgo 5y ago
Okay I'm still not sure if this is something to record streams for Twitch or something to have a Pi in front of your TV instead of a full PC. Either way, sounds like a configuration issue more than anything. I have processed 1080p 60Hz
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by vbphprubyjsgo 5y ago
>I disagree - I don't think there's anything wrong with having a computer built-in to a TV The problem is bloat and bugs. And I like my peripherals to be peripherals. I don't think we need to go into discussion of the comm
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by vbphprubyjsgo 5y ago
What use case are you talking about? Plugging a chord from PC to TV will only have input lag due to the TV itself. No artifacting would be caused from this either. I can't imagine what "transmitting a game to such devices as a ras
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by vbphprubyjsgo 5y ago
> The main goal of the project is to improve the functionalities of the TVs by adding new features, fixing bugs and providing new software. The solution to software in TVs is to have no software in TVs. A TV is just a big monitor you plu
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by vbphprubyjsgo 5y ago
I have a 15" LCD from 1998 and it turns on in a few hundred ms. 2010s+ LCDs take about 5-10 seconds which is insanely slow (even for a casual user, in which case it causes more confusion when plugging cables in because he's likely
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by vbphprubyjsgo 5y ago
For some reason I thought this was about reaction time. Of course you can detect small variations in time. Even visually the eye will see differences between a light on for 1ms and one on for 10ms.