← Back to context Comment by throwaway48476 7 months ago It's a shame European energy efficiency rules made 8K non viable. It's a great resolution. 4 comments throwaway48476 Reply illiac786 7 months ago Framerate and hdr are more important.I don’t understand why 60fps never became ubiquitous, a pan scene in 30fps is horrible, its almost stroboscopic to me. lxgr 7 months ago Meh, I'll take 1080p at a higher bitrate and in a wider color gamut over the pixel soup many VOD services serve and have the audacity to still call "UHD" any day. akie 7 months ago Yeah damn those Europeans for outlawing energy inefficient things throwaway48476 7 months ago It takes 2 seconds to turn the setting off. It's a pointless policy that just creates annoyance.
illiac786 7 months ago Framerate and hdr are more important.I don’t understand why 60fps never became ubiquitous, a pan scene in 30fps is horrible, its almost stroboscopic to me.
lxgr 7 months ago Meh, I'll take 1080p at a higher bitrate and in a wider color gamut over the pixel soup many VOD services serve and have the audacity to still call "UHD" any day.
akie 7 months ago Yeah damn those Europeans for outlawing energy inefficient things throwaway48476 7 months ago It takes 2 seconds to turn the setting off. It's a pointless policy that just creates annoyance.
throwaway48476 7 months ago It takes 2 seconds to turn the setting off. It's a pointless policy that just creates annoyance.
Framerate and hdr are more important.
I don’t understand why 60fps never became ubiquitous, a pan scene in 30fps is horrible, its almost stroboscopic to me.
Meh, I'll take 1080p at a higher bitrate and in a wider color gamut over the pixel soup many VOD services serve and have the audacity to still call "UHD" any day.
Yeah damn those Europeans for outlawing energy inefficient things
It takes 2 seconds to turn the setting off. It's a pointless policy that just creates annoyance.