Imo other games look better with 60fps deblink as well, like SM. While arm pumping does look worse, replacing fake transparency with actual transparency when Samus is taking damage or on the elevator looks much better.
This is where I disagree. I like the fast blinking better than the replacement of actual transparency. Also the as feos said, there may be artifacts from deblinking. I think in the end it's a preference like having hqx filter. The fact it may have artifacts though is what concerns me.
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Anty-Lemon wrote:
Either way, it's a great compromise, and I look forward to seeing 60fps encodes (other than Yoshi's Island) on tvc :D
(Once Firefox updates... grumble grumble)
With a combination of 'media.mediasource.enabled' set to true, and optionally setting 'media.mediasource.ignore_codecs' to true and using a nightly build, you can have 60 fps with firefox too :)
Imo other games look better with 60fps deblink as well, like SM. While arm pumping does look worse, replacing fake transparency with actual transparency when Samus is taking damage or on the elevator looks much better.
This is where I disagree. I like the fast blinking better than the replacement of actual transparency. Also the as feos said, there may be artifacts from deblinking. I think in the end it's a preference like having hqx filter. The fact it may have artifacts though is what concerns me.
If you don't think there are artifacts in the deblinked 60fps footage, try 0.25 speed. Climbing the platforms(Metroid) shows this best.
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Aktan wrote:
This is where I disagree. I like the fast blinking better than the replacement of actual transparency. Also the as feos said, there may be artifacts from deblinking. I think in the end it's a preference like having hqx filter. The fact it may have artifacts though is what concerns me.
Agreed, the difference between blinking at 60 FPS and deblinked is very apparent and the former seems better to me after watching many TASes with blinking.
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I think I already mentioned it somewhere in these forums probably, probably not (probably just irc).
This is a Chrome Glitch:
Same video, opened in Firefox.
480p60fps is a glitch that's actually just 720p60fps in this glitch and that 240p is actually not a proper selection anymore.
What do you mean by proper selection? It's right there in Pokota's image.
When you select 240p it's 360p when you select 144p it's 144p the resolution for 240p is gone.
How do you know the resolution?sighs Stats for Nerds on YouTube, it's a very useful feature. Use it.
Edit: Found one of my posts about it, right HERE. It's in an area where we discuss a movie... hmm.
Welp. I won't blame anyone for not looking in an area after a submission has been published and a random discussion started up from over there.
WebNations/Sabih wrote:
+fsvgm777 never censoring anything.
Disables Comments and Ratings for the YouTube account.Something better for yourself and also others.
It looks like Youtube is bad at being good.
Currently, choosing 240p gives you the 360p video, when choosing 360p it gives you 480p and so on (look at rightclick -> "Stats for nerds").
This might be the reason why we suddenly have 480p60, as it is actually 720p60!
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60fps HD encodes now can be watched from movie modules and discussion threads (wiki modules will follow soon). To watch them you need Google Chrome, Firefox, or Internet Explorer 11. See details here.
I never got FF 35.0.1 to work at all. Flash player, hardware acceleration enabled, no other tabs open. Chrome works fine
For flash, YT won't ever support 60 FPS (so I've heard), so you need to force HTML 5 player to get 60 FPS at all.
:?
I read the opposite in this thread
fsvgm777 wrote:
OK, so with the Flash player, you're pretty much guaranteed to get 60 fps video at 720p+ (provided you have hardware acceleration enabled) (tested in Firefox 34.0.5 with the Flash player, and I got 60 FPS video at 720p in both cases).
Nope, no 60 fps for me with latest firefox + flash with hardware acceleration enabled. Don't know what's what here. I tested the super metroid clip. Maybe there's a recent thing with newer videos?
I read the opposite in this thread
fsvgm777 wrote:
OK, so with the Flash player, you're pretty much guaranteed to get 60 fps video at 720p+ (provided you have hardware acceleration enabled) (tested in Firefox 34.0.5 with the Flash player, and I got 60 FPS video at 720p in both cases).
I believe that is incorrect. 60 FPS only happens with DASH support which is HTML 5 only. If indeed he has that, I would like to see the debug stats of it when playback, because I don't think there is such thing as 60 FPS YT with Flash.
I read the opposite in this thread
fsvgm777 wrote:
OK, so with the Flash player, you're pretty much guaranteed to get 60 fps video at 720p+ (provided you have hardware acceleration enabled) (tested in Firefox 34.0.5 with the Flash player, and I got 60 FPS video at 720p in both cases).
I believe that is incorrect. 60 FPS only happens with DASH support which is HTML 5 only. If indeed he has that, I would like to see the debug stats of it when playback, because I don't think there is such thing as 60 FPS YT with Flash.
I thought we cleared this up last month on page 1 of the thread.
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I know what HTML5 is. I know how to get to it.
I was stating that on my computer on Firefox, Chrome and IE that there is no option of disabling it, in other words....
I'm forced to use HTML5 now.
WebNations/Sabih wrote:
+fsvgm777 never censoring anything.
Disables Comments and Ratings for the YouTube account.Something better for yourself and also others.
Same video, opened in Firefox.
480p60fps is a glitch that's actually just 720p60fps in this glitch and that 240p is actually not a proper selection anymore.
What do you mean by proper selection? It's right there in Pokota's image.
When you select 240p it's 360p when you select 144p it's 144p the resolution for 240p is gone.
How do you know the resolution?
sighs Stats for Nerds on YouTube, it's a very useful feature. Use it.
Edit: Found one of my posts about it, right HERE. It's in an area where we discuss a movie... hmm.
Welp. I won't blame anyone for not looking in an area after a submission has been published and a random discussion started up from over there.
