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Just Google 180 shutter rule or time. And do a bit of math. (1/24 divided by 2= 1/48) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotary_disc_shutter For the later, capture and render are very different, but you need a bit of thinking to understand it. And understand that real life and computers are different. W...

Because a game frame is the image of the world at one infinitesimal instant. A movie frame is the additions of all the images captured during 1/48s. It's the difference between a point on a circle and an arc of the same circle. Find me one source that says any of this. A movies frame isn't 1/48th o...

What he's talking about is mostly relevant to projectors, NOT CRT and LCD monitors/TVs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjYjFEp9Yx0 That explains frame rates best, and why 24 FPS is used. Higher frame rates will NEVER make a movie look worse, ever. It will only make it look clearer and smoother. If ...

How exactly does it destroy the look of a movie? Are you one of those people who think low frame rates are better than high frame rates? The only negative frame interpolation could ever have is possibly during blurry scenes it may make them a bit more blurry, but this hasn't been proved and it diffe...

Title says it all. I've seen requests for frame interpolation as far back as 2010 and I haven't found a reason given as for why it hasn't been implemented. I know that the SVP plugin won't work for VLC, and apparently neither will any other methods, but my question is why. It's a highly requested fe...

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Note this is not OS specific as it happens in both Winderp$ (Windows) 7 and Linux, that is why I have posted it here. Whenever I close a Google Hangouts call, I have the effect of turning off all bass "channels" (not sure what they're called exactly, don't think channels is the right word)...