Its good that it is pretty accessible now with current 4K TVs. If there's an option to increase the judder reduction (commonly found on Samsung TVs), max it out (and make sure the game mode is off on your TV) and it's basically giving you a 60 fps illusion and its beautiful. I tried FF9 on my Nintendo Switch docked on a TV and It was beautiful.
NGL I think the original looks much better. The 60FPS reminds me of that TV setting "motion blur" that makes things *look* more expensive but just looks like you have a fast forward running. I think the 15FPS really fits the vibes of almost all of the cutscenes more. When originally crafting those cutscenes the devs obviously knew their technical limitations and based the structure of the vibe of each cutscene *around* that
Interesting. I think it's cool to see this in fluid animation, but weirdly I think the old version is more cinematic somehow. I wonder what 30fps is like. Maybe a good balance of fluidity and drama?
One of the few instances where this can look good. Nothing is animated back and forth from twos and threes... and the CG is SD at best... so it works. Otherwise this usually look like a blurry mess.
@@jadeshikonapan i tried to use it but it always crashes, and it takes too long, i always use a software called Hybrid, can you try it and make a comparison? Original vs DainApp vs Hybrid
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Its good that it is pretty accessible now with current 4K TVs. If there's an option to increase the judder reduction (commonly found on Samsung TVs), max it out (and make sure the game mode is off on your TV) and it's basically giving you a 60 fps illusion and its beautiful. I tried FF9 on my Nintendo Switch docked on a TV and It was beautiful.
NGL I think the original looks much better. The 60FPS reminds me of that TV setting "motion blur" that makes things *look* more expensive but just looks like you have a fast forward running. I think the 15FPS really fits the vibes of almost all of the cutscenes more. When originally crafting those cutscenes the devs obviously knew their technical limitations and based the structure of the vibe of each cutscene *around* that
Holy crap! It’s beautiful
Interesting. I think it's cool to see this in fluid animation, but weirdly I think the old version is more cinematic somehow. I wonder what 30fps is like. Maybe a good balance of fluidity and drama?
One of the few instances where this can look good. Nothing is animated back and forth from twos and threes... and the CG is SD at best... so it works. Otherwise this usually look like a blurry mess.
oh, maybe I'll try running this one trough Topaz Video Enhance AI to see if it does an even better job or not.
Increíble o.O
Amazing! What's the name of the software you used?
Thank you. I made this video using Dain-App. It's easy and fun.
@@jadeshikonapan i tried to use it but it always crashes, and it takes too long, i always use a software called Hybrid, can you try it and make a comparison? Original vs DainApp vs Hybrid