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Chief Blur Buster wrote: ↑

15 Jun 2020, 21:40

For 1080p video (on 1080p LCD) versus 1080p video (stretched to fill 8K LCD), no, the motionblur looks the same.

This doesn't make sense to me from a physical perspective. Isn't upscaled 8K(from 1080p) still technically 8K(even if not native)?
I mean you still have 16 times the pixels.

I'm confused. What is the difference between this and ULMB 30fps@60hz(other than CRT being illuminated one pixel at a time as opposed to LCD's global strobing)?

No offense, it just seems crazy to me. Like magic or something. I seem to recall there being some issues with it that still weren't fixed like geometric awareness or something before. Correct me if I'm wrong but those issues still haven't been fixed to my understanding. And as I recall the reproject...

FRAT I'm really curious about this FRAT thing. What's the status of this thing? I understand you might be tied to NDA's and might not be able to tell us everything but it'd be cool to hear an update about it. The concept of perfect lagless interpolation like that seems like a pipe dream. One would ...

Good video by FOMO on Tech interviewing the CEO of Rohinni.

IMO OLED is a stopgap technology like Plasma. MicroLED is where it's at and if you've been paying attention to the latest news there's been quite some important breakthroughs as of late such as Plessey finally developing Red InGaN LEDs on Silicon which allows them to produce Full RGB Color displays....

Were there any MicroLED displays at this expo?
That's all I'm interested about.

But you don't get that issue with low-persistence strobing. With strobing, animations end up looking smoother rather than making their low framerate stand out. Technically it should be the same thing here since with 1000fps@1000hz or 960fps@960hz you're getting into 1ms persistence territory which ...

Many people don't realize that the only way to get "Blur Reduction without strobing/pulsing/flicker/CRT" is stupendous amounts of Hertz in a sample-and-hold display Well that and on a good CRT or Strobed Monitor at a very high refresh rate like 120+ hz where most people can't detect flicker. Althou...

Woah this is neat :o If it actually works properly we've hit gold :mrgreen: Too bad we're stuck with fixed pixels and no native support for legacy interlaced content else this would be the real CRT successor. I wonder if Lightguns would finally work with this thing. EDIT: Could this technology be im...