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Blu-rays recorded in 60 vs 24fps

post #1 of 8
9/8/09 at 6:20pm
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So I have been watching Blu-rays for over a year now and as all of you know it's great but it is only recently that I even noticed the whole 24fps thing. So from what I understand there are quite a few older tvs that can't even do it but mine can. Now most of the BDs I own are in 24fps however I have noticed some of the older ones I bought are in 60fps, why is that? Does it bother anyone else? I don't know maybe im just annoyed....
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post #2 of 8
9/8/09 at 6:26pm
I've heard of TVs moving to 48p, but not 60p.
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post #3 of 8
9/8/09 at 6:37pm
Looking at this more, I think you're talking about 3:2 pulldown or 60i. Which creates artifacts in fast motion and isn't as smooth as 24p.
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post #4 of 8
9/8/09 at 9:12pm
It's a total snakeoil business. The movie is shot at 24fps; anything else is bullshit. Looks like shit and makes action hard to focus.
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post #5 of 8
9/8/09 at 9:29pm
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Originally Posted by Greg Clark View Post
It's a total snakeoil business.
That's certainly true. Just saw an advertisement of a TV that promoted a "hyper realistic" picture.

Also, don't get me started on the whole dynamic contrast ratio bullshit.
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post #6 of 8
9/8/09 at 9:56pm
Yeah, all pretty much horseshit, the main difference is whether it encoded with Mpeg4 or VC-1. And regarding TVs, thats why I am still getting a front projection CRT when I seriously start my HT, no locked pixels, a scan rate that makes even the most expensive plasmas look cheap, and deep and true proper blacks, those who think I am nuts head over to the home theater forum and see what Dark Knight looks like coming from a 9inch CRT.
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post #7 of 8
9/9/09 at 12:43am
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Originally Posted by billylove View Post
Looking at this more, I think you're talking about 3:2 pulldown or 60i. Which creates artifacts in fast motion and isn't as smooth as 24p.
Ummm yeah im thinking I explained this wrong. When I put Blu-rays in most of the time the tv says 24hz but with some older Blu-rays like Evil Dead 2 or LA Confidential it says 60 hz. I don't see a HUGE difference but still it's there and I don't see mony complaing about it.
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post #8 of 8
9/19/09 at 11:11pm
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those who think I am nuts head over to the home theater forum and see what Dark Knight looks like coming from a 9inch CRT.
Got a link for this?
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