← Back to context Comment by jamesnorden 9 hours ago So true, everybody else is wrong and you're right. 2 comments jamesnorden Reply dontlaugh 8 hours ago Getting headaches from low frame rate is rare, I guess. I only know a few others with this problem.But preferring high frame rate is common, as evidenced by games and the many people who use TV interpolation features. nickthegreek 7 hours ago There is no evidence that people prefer high frame rate movies. Motion interpolation on TVs is set on by default, not a conscious choice the end user is making.
dontlaugh 8 hours ago Getting headaches from low frame rate is rare, I guess. I only know a few others with this problem.But preferring high frame rate is common, as evidenced by games and the many people who use TV interpolation features. nickthegreek 7 hours ago There is no evidence that people prefer high frame rate movies. Motion interpolation on TVs is set on by default, not a conscious choice the end user is making.
nickthegreek 7 hours ago There is no evidence that people prefer high frame rate movies. Motion interpolation on TVs is set on by default, not a conscious choice the end user is making.
Getting headaches from low frame rate is rare, I guess. I only know a few others with this problem.
But preferring high frame rate is common, as evidenced by games and the many people who use TV interpolation features.
There is no evidence that people prefer high frame rate movies. Motion interpolation on TVs is set on by default, not a conscious choice the end user is making.