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Redsandro · 5th February 2010, 23:31

Thanks. I didn't even know Yushko. Can you provide a link? The first google result on yushko framerate is this very page. :P
It's unfortunate that once again the better party depends on the shot.

But here's a question I've had for a while now:

How come frame doubling/quadrupling gives artifacts so often? The chip in my Samsung 100 Hz HDTV or my folks' Philips 100Hz HDTV converts or interpolates 25 fps footage to 100fps footage on the fly, in real time (ok there's a tiny 2 frame delay, you can hear it when you listen to the unshifted audio output), and there are almost never artifacts. (And when there are, it's totally different from the MVFlow kinda distortions you see in solutions we know. It's like a block of motion is misplaced or skipped.) It does it's work so good and fast I would like to see that behaviour in an AviSynth plugin. And I cannot believe a single chip from a €600 TV is faster than my quad core.

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Redsandro Unregistered User Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Netherlands Posts: 133	Thanks. I didn't even know Yushko. Can you provide a link? The first google result on yushko framerate is this very page. :P It's unfortunate that once again the better party depends on the shot. But here's a question I've had for a while now: How come frame doubling/quadrupling gives artifacts so often? The chip in my Samsung 100 Hz HDTV or my folks' Philips 100Hz HDTV converts or interpolates 25 fps footage to 100fps footage on the fly, in real time (ok there's a tiny 2 frame delay, you can hear it when you listen to the unshifted audio output), and there are almost never artifacts. (And when there are, it's totally different from the MVFlow kinda distortions you see in solutions we know. It's like a block of motion is misplaced or skipped.) It does it's work so good and fast I would like to see that behaviour in an AviSynth plugin. And I cannot believe a single chip from a €600 TV is faster than my quad core. __________________ avi + m2t -> Vdub + DGIndex -> AE CS3 -> x264 -> Hell On Earth Woop, woop! That's the sound of the police!