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Even 576i on a CRT looked sharper and more vivid than 1080p YouTube today
You have to watch 4k video on a 1080p display now for it to look any good
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You're retarded that's why
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>>107826433
Explain what? You had a lower resolution screen. You fucking idiot.
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>>107826433
>>107826453
This and the fact that a lot of media has lossy compression that makes 720p look far worse than it really is.
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>>107826486
I mean, yeah, it all depends on the original resolution of the thing. Even if you see 1080p or 4k on youtube, if the original video was 360p it's not going to look great. Not to mention youtube transcodes everything you upload to it a few times over.
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>>107826453
This i have an old laptop with a 720p screen and bad vids just fit on it.
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>>107826433
I render my shit in 720p and upscale it to 1440p
People are falling on their butts thinking im doing render farm work because i charge them like i do.
I like AI time
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>>107826433
the jews stole you're pixels
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>>107826433
>this is your brain on zoomer
imagine thinking 1080p youtube is 1080p
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https://xkcd.com/1683/
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>>107826433
Relativity. Moving from 30 FPS to 60 FPS feels silky smooth. Moving from 120 FPS to 60 FPS feels choppy and gritty.
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>>107826433
Pretty sure YouTube reencoded the old 720p videos to save space and fucked them up in the process. I'm with you on that one, old 720p was sharp.
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>>107826433
I had a 720p HD-DVD player and a 32" 720p TV. Movies looked amazing.
This anon is right: >>107827305
Youtube just fails. Anyone with any doubts...if you own an actual television with an antenna... Turn on some Fox sporting event. Make sure you're not using NextGen (the new 4K format). The picture is razor sharp.

Once again, YouTube sucks.
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>>107826433
nobody had a crt in 2010 you fucking zoomtard
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>>107827433
I have a CRT in 2026
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>>107826433
youtube crippled the bitrate for 1080p and below
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>>107827433
>nobody had a crt in 2010 you fucking zoomtard
I had CRT lying arround till 2014.
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>>107827697
>lying
the only true thing about your post
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retard op. a fixed grid display has to stretch lower resolutions. a crt doesnt have to stretch things its not a fixed resolution. it accurately displays 500 to 4k with no blurring or stretching from the original.
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>>107826433
>professional television, shows and movies I watched on a 17" screen from a few feet away lookex better than some random teenager's youtube videos
damn nigga you retarded
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>>107826433
Could be bitrate, could be screen size. YT is notorious for reducing their bitrate for saving data.
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>>107826452
fpbp
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>>107826433
It's YouTube compression. An uncompressed 1080p bluray rip looks better on a 1080p monitor than a 4k YouTube video. Same goes for most other streaming services.
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>>107827713
Fucker, a CRT is also a fixed grid display.
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>>107826433
Resolution means fuck all when the bitrate is shit, compare 4k bluray to 4k YouTube or Netflix and the difference is night and day
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>>107826433
720p always looked bad. Just at the time of release it looked better than previously available resolutions which is why you remember it as looking good, because relative to the other options at the time, it did.
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>>107827788
lol, no it isn't
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>>107826433
Lower bitrates.
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>>107827986
It literally is. Have a CRT nearby? Look at it closely. You can see the "pixels". Even turned off.
Damn kids, get off my lawn.
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>>107827433
I have 3 in currentyear
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>>107828169
they're not pixels, moron
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>>107826433
Shitty encodes. That's literally it. You have to watch ≥1440p YouTube on a 1080p display now if you want it to look decent.
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>>107828659
Thus, the quotation marks, Karen.
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>>107826433
Smaller screens and as other have said youtube is not a good example cause they have crushed a lot the quality with their compression system all in order to maximize performance of the platform and users
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>>107826433
>looked
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>>107826433
bitrate/compression artifacts. If you look at the actual amount of data being sent it's trivial regardless of the resolution from any service essentially. They save on bandwidth and you get a shitty experience even though technology has increased over 20 years.
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>>107827697
Lying around isn't in use.
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almost as if resolution has nothing to do with quality you retarded fucking niggers
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>>107828022
this, good 480p dvd rips look so good and sovl on a 1080p screen
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>>107828863
you can cram 100 megabits into a 64 x 48 video stream but nobody is going to call it high quality
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>>107826433
>anon discovers bitrate
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>>107826452
>If it ain't broke, break it
I fookin love New Normal
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>>107827788
Phosphors are not pixels. You can partially light a phosphor, its this partial lighting, and smooth brightness gradient across phosphors that give them superior scaling over actual fixed pixel displays, where each pixel is lit uniformly.
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How do I get this far into the thread? And nobody is just talking about the point that it is just not about the pixels but the actual bit rate. Sure, it might be a higher pixel count, but the bit rate at that pixel count has been lowered and lowered every year. So the overall quality is worse
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>>107829386
you didn't actually read the thread then
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>>107829400
Correct. I simply scrolled to the bottom and responded like most people here. I can't even read. How's your day going?
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>>107828169
teh dots can be partially lit, pixels can't,

color resolution is limited on crts by the mask , but luminance is not.
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>>107826433
I wondered this too using an old monitor I had from 2013. TN panel, looked crisp. Looked even crisper on Windows 7 but Windows 11 looked smeary.
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>>107829221
>I'm a braindead rodent everyone!
No one cares.
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>>107829609
Sewer dweller mad, kek
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>>107827713
>>107829365
>>107829558
Fucking retard, all non-B&W CRTs ARE fixed grid.
The TECHNOLOGY behind it is capable of producing a vector picture, the DEVICE itself is not.
It is not set up to "partially light phosphors" beyond what will be produced by the inherent defect of the tech.
Those are fucking PIXELS, you absolute fucking clueless mongoloid. CRT can only light them up or not with a uniform brightness offset across the entire screen.
The HARDWARE is HARD FUCKING CODED to work from the color grid backwards because of how digital images fundamentally work.

HYPOTHETICALLY, linearly and gradually rescaling the image while being color-grid agnostic is possible on the hardware level, but that would require the hardware in question to have a complex algorithm for rendering logical pixels via an intersection of physical pixels built right into it.
Which it's fucking NOT. And with resolutions of back-in-the-day, it would look like FUCKING SHIT.
YOU CLUELESS UNDERAGE NIGGER.
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>>107829847
CRTs are analogue, not digital.
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>>107829889
Fucking illiterate mongoloid
>all non-B&W CRTs ARE fixed grid.
Only B&W CRTs are capable of producing an analogue IMAGE. Color ones were NEVER made for this purpose.
The signal being analogue doesn't mean shit when the data they are working with is DIGITAL.
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>>107826433
bit starvation
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don't snatch YIFY encodes, problem solved
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>>107829847
you have a fundemental misunderstanding of how crts work, improve this before atrempting to argue your retarded points.
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>>107829847
crts draw horizontal lines, crts are analog, there is no a fixed limit to how many lines you draw, beyond the physical limits of the tube/circuitry if you tell the gun to draw more 2x more lines , the beam can hit the same phosphors twice , in such a way that the phosphor is only partially lit, you can physically observe this phenomena , I will mention that if you go beyond 2x whatever the mask is capable, you start to get artifacts, where parts of the color information is missing, since too much is obstructed by the mask.

t. have run a 4k signal on a 1920x1440p capable crt

if you have an apeture grille type crt this is less of an issue.
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>>107829847
But a 19 inch CRT with 0.28 dot pitch is roughly the equivalent of 4K, much larger than the resolutions those days, retard
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>>107826433
>1080p YouTube
shit encoding, low bitrate
pirate encodes still look pretty good
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>>107826486
The hell ain't we on lossless compression yet, I was discussing this technology at lan parties with randoms in 2008(I swear that lcd peaked around 2011)?
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>>107830567
No, you fucking RETARD.
Unlike you, I KNOW how CRTs work, you clueless fucking mongoloid.
>>107830648
There IS fixed limit, you fucking cretin. "No fixed limit" only applies to true B&W CRTs.
>>107830810
Clueless fucking RETARD.
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old youtube videos are still there, watch them and youll see they look like shit, fucking awful thread
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>>107827356
Yeah I had a 720 regular stereo dvd player and 32" Tv my parents got from a rich work friend in 2002(Full on sony system we even used it in 2009 cable and it held up literally bought on demand final destination 4 as a premiere before it hit dvd shops).
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>>107831088
not those anons, but why the fuck do you type like you're 16?
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>>107827788
>>107829847
>CRT is also a fixed grid display
retard/10.
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>>107831088
>Unlike you, I KNOW how CRTs work
>using this secret grid technology
>because genius thinks: CRT mask must be making magic pixels in a grid!
>on a system that uses scanning lines
your parents.. are they brother and sister or were you severely beaten and left with brain damage? brain damage due to accident or inbreeding. must be one of those. i can't believe that bait would be this shit but here we are.
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>>107831088
>There IS fixed limit, you fucking cretin. "No fixed limit" only applies to true B&W CRTs.
crts to not have a fixed number of lines they can draw, the mask does not fundamentally change how they work. if you draw too many lines the mask can OBSTRUCT the beam, but it doesn't mean the beam ceases to exist you fucking moron.

I'd like to see how you rationalize slot mask or aperture grille, if crts have a "fixed limit" as you say.
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>>107829847
Look at these pixels. No partial illumination here, none at all.
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>>107829847
lololol you're so mad, and so wrong
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>>107827433
Zoomer here. My parents gave me my first TV in 2009. It was an old 13 inch CRT TV with a built in VCR. I used that thing until 2017.
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>>107827713
>it accurately displays 500 to 4k
CRTs can't even properly render 1080p much less 4K
It does look better overall inbetween resolutions though

>no blurring
All CRTs blur a bit thanks to Guassian Beam profile
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>>107827935
>720p always looked bad
Nah, on a 1024x768 typical LCD back then it looked good downscaled to 576p
1366x768 screens otoh made it look a bit blurry because of the stretching

Youtube just looks bad cuz of the bitrate compression
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>>107829847
Even b&w CRTs technically have a finite resolution
It's called the signal-to-noise ratio
Same applies for vector monitors
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>>107830648
>crts draw horizontal lines
So does any other display tech
It's all raster logic
The difference is that the phosphors are extremely small
With small enough LEDs you can replicate the same effect
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>>107826433
>CRT looked sharper
Yes, CRTs have no native res so they're sharper.
>You have to watch 4k video on a 1080p display now
Content made for high res displays, stuff like small fonts
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>>107832789
displays with digital signalling don't scan out each line one at a time
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>>107826433
>>107826486
Nobody watches 720p content now because everything that was filmed in 720p is old as fuck. My guess is that even if the original was filmed in 720p and uploaded in quality 720p the lack of attention has probably led to youtube at some point throwing it through a heavier compression to save space. Not to mention that compression back in the day was shit and the smaller the resolution the less the compression algorithm has to work with. Go though 15 years of sitting on a shelf collecting dust just for you to pull it out of the youtube museum and take a look at it. A 4k 60hrz video is going to be easier to compress into quality 720p than a 720p video is going to be with heavy compression to save space.
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>what is actual resolution
>what is bitrate
>what is compression
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I remember the first time I downloaded a 1080p youtube video back when that druggie Avenged sevenfold drummer died of overdose. I felt like it looked better than real life. Now 1080p video looks so pixelated it's insane.



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