>the current year >no one has a solution for stutter during 24fps content on OLED screens
I boughted lossless frames and then use it to upsample everything.
>>108774293I thought stuttering was part of the "real movie experience (TM)"?
madvr fixed this ages ago
>>108774293solution: 60+fps
>>108774389An actual projector screen in a movie theater has that little black part of the film strip in between frames. This helps your eyes blur the motion together. An OLED screen is "sample-and-hold" meaning that it displays a static image and then instantly changes to the next image. A plasma screen would pulse the frames in and out, but not an OLED screen. This causes problems where during a slow panning shot during a movie, your eyes can perceive it as a series of still images rather than one smooth motion. You can turn on motion smoothing, but that's not a natural fix, and it can look very artificial and ruin the look of the movie.
>>108774427My OLED TV has a feature where it inserts black frames to mimmick movie projectors.Fact is slow pans at 24fps look absolute garbage no matter how you watch it.A good director knows this and avoids such shots.
>>108774458OLEDs had that feature for a while. Modern ones don't, because black frame insertion cuts down on the perceived brightness of the image. A slow horizontal panning shot in a movie theater does not look like it does on an OLED screen. It's an issue of the technology.
>>108774458There is actually a way to make 24fps look smooth. 24Hz CRT. The flicker is utterly brutal, but motion is legit smooth.
>>10877442724 FPS is way too slow to flicker without being distracting. You could flicker multiple times per frame, but that just leads to strobing.Temporal low-pass filters are the only real solution.
>>108774484>>108774580There is nothing smooth about a flickering image.You just grew up accepting a flickering and stuttering mess as a "normal" thing in a movie.It's all phychology.When you sit in a movie theater your brains knows it's going to stutter and flicker so you just enjoy the movie, but when you're at home you suddenly have different standards.
>>108774293Imagine your only problem in life is this
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