>He doesn't watch his 24fps anime at 48Hz

>>150335330
What if I'm watching them at 144hz?

>>150335330
Kino

>>150335370
Then you are watching the same frame 6 times.
Enjoy your motion blur.

>>150335330
I actually do this on my plasma TV.
72Hz would be better though.

I'm actually using 47 Hz.

>>150335731
47.952?

>>150335385
It does flicker a bit.
Feels like cinema

>>150335330
That doesn't do anything you retard.

I overclock my anime to run at 144 frames persecond.

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>>150337239
>i-it doesn't do anything
Enjoy your shitty 2:3 pulldown on your inferior 60Hz display.

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>wanting to watch new anime
>it is 10 bit
DIAAAAAAAAAZ

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>10 bit
>up scaled 1080p
>flac

>>150335443
...that's not how it works

You'd still be watching an identical frame for the same amount of time no matter if you run it at 48hz or 144hz.

>>150337686
>...that's not how it works
Please educate yourself before posting nonsense.

>>150337743
That's literally not how it fucking works. It makes zero difference and there is no motion blur involved.

>>150335330
>implying I watch anime

>>150337795
There's motion blur if you use interlacing which I'm assuming is what he's talking about, but I don't think any media players use it by default.

>>150337854
>there's motion blur if you add motion blur

>>150337795
>what is frame interpolation

>>150337897
Yeah exactly, I don't know why anyone would deliberately use interlacing or interpolation since they just add motion blur and possibly give you motion sickness.

>>150337337
Are you beyond human?

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>>150335443
Haha you dumb shit

>>150338305
Buyer's remorse much? :^)

>>150337904
>using frame interpolation for anime

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>applying the Nyquist sampling criterion to a discrete signal
Switch your major to business

>>150338639
>digital
Dumb asukafag

>>150338203
I'm in the 2dverse right now.