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donuts236785y@24th-Dragon for the latter I think I get what you mean. Your not seeing more details about what happened in 1s, but rather what happens in 2s gets compressed to 1s.
Originally was reading some threads about how watching 60fps feels like everything is faster but only thing I seem to notice is the motions are smoother. -
fuckwit12175yYou 30frames video is still 60 frames per second. Because that's what your display is capable of (unless you have one of the newer phones with 90hz refreshes but I base my following explanation on the most common 60hz displays) . The player just requests to draw a frame every second refresh of your display.
By speeding it up 2x your player is now requesting to draw a frame every refresh of your display instead of every second. -
fuckwit12175ySay you want to speed it up 4 times. Your player would request to draw a frame twice every refresh. This Wil not make your output 12frsmes per second you will just see one frame, skip the next, see one, skip the next.
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For 2x speed you got 2 options: 30fps rendering that skips every second frame from source, or render in 60fps which means render every frame but for half the time.
Skipping frames will obviusly get you a worst experience, right? Wrong! Well at least not every time.
Because anime (or any other animation) most of the time is drawn in 2s (12 frame + 12 duplicate in 24frame) or even higher they achieve 30fps by repeating some frames.
So a lot of times skipping frames or rendering them for less time creates the same output.
But even with that if you can you should choose to set the refresh rate higher instead of frame skipping because anime usually change how many frames are drawn in a second. And you should definetly use 60fps if you watch the Fate series because they most of the time animate on 1s and its silky smooth. (Ufotable and its Unlimited Budget Works)
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If you watch a 30fps video at 2x, is it the same as watching it at 60fps?
I usually watch anime (all videos) at 2x on my phone but when I watch it at regular speed it feels stuttery now but not sure if 2x is the same or it just uses frameskipping. Not sure how that works wither but wouldn't that cause more stutter?
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