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@RealNC: I've tried to loop with L, and still it blinks at the end of the video. (It's fine for me though.)

@lexlazootin: Great! I guess it works for all games based on source engine? PS. The link is terminated.

Wow, MPV does the thing! I haven't even use the command yet!

Thanks to you all! lexlazootin, RealNC and Chief!

Quick summary for generating a 480Hz video from 8 images of my working case:

OS: Windows 10 Enterprise

Hardware: Intel Xeon E3-1230 V2 @3.3 GHz, 8 GB RAM, EVGA GTX 970, Ziswork 480 Hz ...

I've tried it as well. This video can be played at 480 Hz using my setup with MPC-HC player.

Thanks to you, I noticed that the cause of my 8-image-loop video cannot be played at above 400 Hz is the resolution-setting (it was made in 1280p but played on 960p).

Now I generate the image at anything ...

Hi Chief,

I'd by no mean harm the UFO copyright of course!

I do get puzzled by the fact that ffmpeg+MPC-HC cannot produce the 480Hz output as what I see on your webpage.

(I assume it is JS + html5? I am not at all familiar with web-page programming.)

Are you suggesting that the jsfiddler example ...

Thanks!

I am testing ffmpeg now and quickly ran into the problem of playback.

The specific ffmpeg command I used is:

ffmpeg -loop 1 -r 240 -start_number 1 -i "%01d.png" -t 10 -an out.mp4

where it loads "1.png" through "8.png" and makes a 240 hz video loop until 10 s limit reached.

MPC-HC can ...

Yes, it's because I want to have it blended as a static image!

I am working on a project with fast-switching lens synchronized with the display to create a depth image at 60 Hz (therefore, 8 depth). We've demonstrated this with 144 and 240 hz display, but it'd be fun to do it on a 480 hz display ...

Hi Chief!

If I only need to loop 8 pictures over and over at 480 Hz (without interruption/drop-frame between each loop), is there any other method to do it (I want to avoid ffmpeg's massive output file size)?

Thank you for the comment!

Actually I was thinking about something like, a video made by sequentially playing 8 (or 8xN) selected pictures in loop at 480 Hz.

Any suggestion?

Hi all!

I've got my 480 Hz monitor (Ziswork) and is very excited! The next thing I want to do is to make my own 480 Hz video/animation and play it! (To start off, perhaps something like the 480 Hz UFO test? I don't mind play my video through firefox!)

Can anyone suggest a simple method to do that ...