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| 1452885 | 2018-08-20 21:52:00 | Thanks guys. Could the best video in the world look like the sample?? you cant improve on limitations of the actual recording . Sports broadcasting is moving towards much higher quality though, higher res, much higher frame-rate . But if its not recorded/broadcast/saved in the new higher res high frame rate then $10000 of PC upgrades cant make it look better . Streamed vid has the issue of the huge bandwidth needed for that very high res . That costs $$$ Is there any point upgrading now for tech thats not 100% established , or that may not be available in NZ for quite some time (HQ streamed vid) |
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| 1452886 | 2018-08-21 08:03:00 | Thanks for the thoughts. Nephews gamer PC spec: i3 8350k, RX 480, 16GB Ram Plan is to trial a number of video clips and compare. He lives half an hour away so will get there when opportunity presents itself. I checked my PC specs with Speccy. Graphics are dated 2008 release. Radeon HD 3200, 2943 MB, DX10 I read where 60FPS is reasonably good for "sports". There was a comparison between FPS rates. 60 was clearly better by eye. Looks like fibre will be available here in about a years time. Finally! Learning heaps... |
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