Youtube now supports 60fps

9 years ago

The day has finally arrived. Things are going to look so much better on yutube now. I don’t believe there are any restrictions on who can upload or watch 60fps videos either, so this should go over in history as one of the only times youtube ever managed to improved their site instead of making it worse.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbsGxdAPhjv9UrLo19pS8teoRKj7funAy

kindred

myx
SDCK!

9 years ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqyJKT5gy-I

yup works pretty nice

for those who don’t know, you need:
-chrome
-html5 player
-load video in highest quality

Last edited by kindred, 9 years ago

Selek

Dr. med.

9 years ago

As someone who uses SVP to interpolate the framerate of all videos to 50-60 fps and loved the HFR version of the Hobbit due to the smoother experience, I am very happy about that.

I hope this will slowly convince everyone (including Ubisoft, heh) this framerate is way better for videos and games, if a bit weird at first, if you are used to the motion blurred antique framerate we have right now for almost everything.

4star

MONSOON
GvG

9 years ago

Quoted from Selek

As someone who uses SVP to interpolate the framerate of all videos to 50-60 fps and loved the HFR version of the Hobbit due to the smoother experience, I am very happy about that.

I used to watch movies @120fps with this tool. Was fun but kinda weird :p

Menty

myx
Nein

9 years ago

Quoted from kindred

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqyJKT5gy-I

yup works pretty nice

for those who don’t know, you need:
-chrome
-html5 player
-load video in highest quality

it’s so smooooooooth~

Gubbins

Op4

9 years ago

Beautiful

edit: WHERE’S SPECIAL K?????

Last edited by Gubbins, 9 years ago

BraveHeart

GOALstar

9 years ago

kaptain by BraveHeart [reupload 1080p 60 fps]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eu38axWW7aw&feature=youtu.be

Selek

Dr. med.

9 years ago

Quoted from 4star

[…]

I used to watch movies @120fps with this tool. Was fun but kinda weird :p

Yeah, you get quite a lot of artifacts if you extrapolate too high. I found doubling the source framerate to be acceptable. Still some artifacts, but worth it for the general higher smoothness.

rytis