>converting 24fps to 60fps How much difference does it make?

>>55639780
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-two_pull_down

>>55639780
>converting
no it does not convert, just on the fly processing.

>better
chinese cartoons will look like swiss cheese.

madvr smooth motion is better.

>turion
lol no.

Better to convert to 48fps or you'll end up having to do some pulldown fuckery.

There is a very noticeable difference. Whether it's preferred is entirely subjective. I think most people adapt to it if they watch it all day. The only caveat is that some types of videos do poorly with motion interpolation, like animation.

>>55639815
Ayy, how about an i5 2500 desktop?

Is it fine for general movies and shit?
How about shit with a lot of action like dbz?

It is a literal placebo effect. A fancy form of adding new frames between the existing ones, by blending and tweening the existing frames.

>>55639912
That's like saying green is a placebo because it's just a mixture of yellow and blue.

>>55639780
I don't come here often, this is my first time hearing about this.
How does this work? Wouldn't increasing the frames still make it look the same because it's still the same frames being repeated?

>>55639780
> How much difference does it make?
None or a lot, depending on what you convert.
> Will it work fine on weaker hardware like turion x2 laptops?
No, you'll need some AviSynth magic to finish converting before trying to watch. The magic is terribly buggy and kinda hard to set up, though.

>>55640363
Look up motion interpolation. Most TVs have it built in.

>>55639780
i only use it to make the panning scenes less choppy, i wish 23.976 fps meme would die already.

>>55639976
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