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Randomoneh
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by Randomoneh » 19 Dec 2025, 10:20
Chief Blur Buster wrote: ↑19 Dec 2025, 05:02
Some of what it does is a compromise because we don't have enough subframes yet to do everything even more accurately. Once we have 16 subframes (60Hz CRT emulation at 960Hz OLED) a lot more flexibility is provided, like controlling which color ghosts more, rather than letting it decide which colors to ghost (tradeoff in order to succeed sufficient faithfulness in motion blur reduction).
Thank you for detailed explanation. Specifically for those who'd like to try 24 fps movies without interpolation - would you currently recommend Vint software for beam strobing or do you or Timothy Lottes provide a similar or better solution? How do you personally enjoy films?
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by Chief Blur Buster » 19 Dec 2025, 16:24
Randomoneh wrote: ↑19 Dec 2025, 10:20
Chief Blur Buster wrote: ↑19 Dec 2025, 05:02
Some of what it does is a compromise because we don't have enough subframes yet to do everything even more accurately. Once we have 16 subframes (60Hz CRT emulation at 960Hz OLED) a lot more flexibility is provided, like controlling which color ghosts more, rather than letting it decide which colors to ghost (tradeoff in order to succeed sufficient faithfulness in motion blur reduction).
Thank you for detailed explanation. Specifically for those who'd like to try 24 fps movies without interpolation - would you currently recommend Vint software for beam strobing or do you or Timothy Lottes provide a similar or better solution? How do you personally enjoy films?
Currently, Vint seems to be the best software for watching movies with CRT simulator. Try 48/72Hz double strobe mode.
