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If you're wondering why 24fps looks so jittery. It's not because of the fps increase. It's because 24 doesn't go into your phone or computer's screen refresh rate which is generally 60 frames per second. It's a 1:2.5 ratio meaning that it will always be ahead or behind by one frame. If it was a 1:2 or 1:3 ratio like 30fps is then it would be way more smoother
No. It's because unlike in cinema, the shutter speed isn't changed here. In cinema the shutter speed causes moving objects to have a blur so they don't look so choppy as in here. This doesn't have motion blur so therefore the footage looks choppy from frame to frame because space is skipped
If you're wondering why a video recorded with a camera in 30 or even 24 fps doesn't look jittery is because (if the camera has been set correctly) it also captures motion blur that "compensate" the time in between the existing frames. This animation doesn't have motion blur, which is fine for a basic demonstration, but it is possible to add motion blur in the animation software. But well, it'll look blurry of course.
IF it is set correctly. Which is why I've grown to hate cinematic framerates: pan the camera across a beautiful landscape at 24 Hz and it's either a blur, or jittery af. Both makes me feel a bit dizzy at times, ever since I'm used to way smoother motion in video games and on TH-cam. Some things you just can't go back to. Just like I can't bear the high pitched squeal of a CRT TV anymore. I don't know how it didn't bother me as a little kid, but nowadays it makes my ears bleed.
Motion blur in games is absolutely cancerous. I know that cartoon animations use a similar system to simulate frames between and that fine but motion blur is the one thing I always disable, it's just ugly and overdone.
Should be noted though that motion blur might be okay, but still is not a complete fix, you're still seeing the same amount of pictures with more blur.
post-processing motion blur (and interpolation) as seen in videogames and most image editing software is very different from "real" motion blur. rather than containing visual information that otherwise wouldn't be captured between the frames, its just a smear on the frame itself. sort of like the difference between fast approximate anti aliasing and multisample anti aliasing if you're familiar. the latter tries to generate more detail for each pixel to make the image more realistic, while the former just smears everything up. but at least you don't see the pixels, right?
I find the best demonstrations to be of a camera moving through a cityscape, since you can clearly see how the framerate has little effect on the look of the slow moving buildings furter away, but lower framerates clearly make the motion of the fast moving buildings closer to the camera look jittery and unclear.
Watching 24fps in 50% speed doesnt have any sense, because it's like watching 12fps. Of course that frequency won't make an Illusion of fluency, but in many casas, 24fps is enough to trick our brains.
Exactly. The stated framerates only hold for five seconds of the video (from 8s to 13s). For the rest of the video, the effective framerates are 30 fps, 15 fps and 12 fps, since the circles update every two, four, and five frames respectively. So fundamentally the video is bullshitting us.
Yeah. I'll run 144 fps for competitive games since it actually matters, but for anything else I usually cap it at 60 to lower my freaking power bill >_
@@alimirza4608 How bad it is is entirely dependent on the type of game it is. If it's something like Xcom where everything is turn based and you never need to worry about pressing a button at an exact moment then yeah 30 fps is going to be no problem at all. But if you're playing something like Overwatch or Titanfall 2 where your framerate can be the difference between life and death having 30 is basically unplayable.
@@m2_v9 I dont see why you would think that, but I'm actually also talking about past experiences with games. Uve played them running at 24 fps, and also at 30 fps, and the two feel drastically different
@@lazyspatewith a prerendered animation like this, monitor hz wouldnt matter, because the end frame rate would be the same on anywhere from a 30 hz to 240hz monitor if your talking about 30fps. As for what you said about games, yes, 30 to 60 fps is a pretty huge difference, but from my experience playing zelda the ocarina of time (24 fps) and playing zelda wind waker (30 fps), the former feels practically unplayable to me, while the latter feels perfectly fine, despite being only 6 frames of difference.
It could also be an issue with timing. Say your monitor refreshes 60x a second, while the video sends an image 24 times a second. These do not match up. 24fps doesn't go into 60hz with an even integer like 30 does. So some frames get skipped, making it look considerably worse.
That's why movies, which mostly run on 24 FPS, use special interpolation techniques to make them watchable, and videogames that are limited to 30 and get a fair share of lags try to copy that with using motion blur (which is gross if it's not fine-tuned for each scene). The only solution is better optimizing games to have a smoother framerate.
It's not usually interpolation. Interpolation usually creates a "soap opera effect" that can give people a lot of motion sickness. It's usually a simple frame duplication, where certain frames in a pattern are doubled. Much better, looks infinitely more cinematic than the almost inhuman movements you see with interpolation.
@@user-dw6uk9kz9q I have a 165Hz monitor and it's amazing how stuttery 60 fps actually is when you go above 60Hz refresh rate. I can only imagine how bad 60 fps would look on a 244Hz monitor.
If you're watching this on a TV, turn automated motion smoothing off, because after the side by side test it switched to individual tests and there was no observable difference because of automated smoothing
Wow, this was so informative! I never realized the difference between FPS until now. I always thought higher FPS meant better quality. Great job explaining it in a simple way!
yikes bro. Not trying to sound entitled or something like that, but the upgrade in FPS makes it look mind bendingly better. 30 fps -> 60 fps is a massive jump, and 60 fps is more than okay. but 144 fps and then 240 fps are buttery smooth. Upgrade to 60 fps at least if you can, if you're spending a lot of time gaming you at least owe yourself that much.
Great 24 fps looks like someone lagging 30 fps is someone blurry And 60 is perfect edit: A war has started in the replies im happy to tell you guys that I will be getting a new phone with 120hz :D
@@luciano440 Man... I'm sorry, I don't wanna be that annoying teacher but... It's: *Nope, *seriously, *standard Hope that will help you in the future:)
@@syahrizkyathaullahanandisa9814: bruh I got a 144hz monitor and I think 60 looks like shit, but I do think that with 60 FPS games are playable even If I prefer 144 FPS.
i remember hearing back in the day "the human eyes can't even tell the difference past 30fps" later in life "you can't even notice a difference from 30 to 60" then one day I upgraded my 60hz monitor to a 144hz ultrawide and was amazed at the clarity, can't help but hear those words whenever I see direct comparisons nowdays and everyone trying to get 180^ fps in our favourite games
@@zeroclan3816 No, no, you've gotta format it like a meme if the kids are gonna get it! Grammar: They're vs. There vs. Their This guy, who failed remedial English: Thayre the same thing.
well that would be a comparison where the ball moves a set amount per frame, which is a great example of exactly what *not* to do if you're making the physics for a game (make sure to multiply all movements by the time since the last frame, to get a consistent result across all frame rates, and also making speedrunners' lives easier by not making them cap the leaderboards to 60fps)
@@gheetza14 fallout 4 leaderboards cap to 60 because physics are fps-dependent, i’d say 60 is reasonable because almost everyone with a medium-end computer can run most modern games at 60fps 1080p, which generally by today’s standards is the lowest end of “high quality”, i think capping at 30 is unreasonable, unless you’re doing console leaderboards, but they have reliably identical hardware and shouldn’t need fps caps
It's not so much they use motion blur so much as motion blur occurs because of the slower shutter speed that usually comes with lower frame rate filming.
@@RiamsWorld Exactly. The motion blur occurs naturally at 24p. I guess you’d need to add motion blur if you’re animating at 24p, including adding CGI to movies.
the human eyes have their own motion blur, monitors also have their own motion blur. for movies it works, but when you’re controlling a character 3 layers of motion blur is not good lmao
@@dhwanitgohel3804 I think if you are watching in that resolution, you will get 30fps. TH-cam doesn't support 60fps on any resolution below 720p. If you are watching in 144p, the 60fps part doesn't even make a difference
After watching I deliberately set it to a 30fps option instead of a 60fps one. To my surprise, the top dot was still smooth and the middle was still jumpy, but since the video was playing at 30fps, they should have both looked exactly the same. Now I’m not saying this is fake or exaggerated, but it is definitely suspicious.
Honestly, he did a great job with thumbnail luring viewers to watch, although it gives the wrong idea, but when you click the video it is accurate information.
You can easily increase your framerate by just changing your graphic card and maybe your processor ; there are really cheap ones like the AMD ones, that, for both, would cost you about $200 to 300, to reach 60 FPS. Reaching 60 FPS for the most of the game (or near) in high (it's important) is what you should aim at, it's clearly enough. And the more time passes, the more you'll decrease quality of the games by getting from high, to medium, to low at the end. And when you're at about 40 FPS even on low, there you know you have to change your setup (or if possible, only some parts). I always did that and I never spent more than $100 per year, approximately. (if I give an average cost, as I change components in my PC about each 4 years)
@@rigierish3807 thanks. That helped a lot. I’ve been thinking of getting a better computer as a friend IK said he’d help me build one as he knows how to. I’ll definitely keep this in mind tho
@@NappaThaClappa you're welcome. So try to aim a computer that can run the latest games in 60 FPS and ultra, so later, you can just lower your graphics level of your games and still have 60 FPS (because I think it's the most important, as the difference between low and ultra settings isn't that big). And if you change your monitor, I just want to say you that a 720p HD screen with 60 FPS (I'm talking about the calculations of your computer) is still better than a 1080p HD screen with 30 FPS (as there are twice as many pixel as in the 720p). I'm mentioning something as low as 720p as you said you are used to 30 FPS, so I guess you're used to low setup in general and you probably won't put a thousand dollars or more for your pc. But it's up to you. (btw, sorry for my bad English, I'm not a native speaker)
Crazy how I still don't see a difference between 30 and 60 fps. I even went from the og xbox one to the xbox series x and a new TV and only saw better resolution. Couldn't notice a difference between fps.
![Does 24FPS REALLY Look More Cinematic Than 30FPS [Or 60]?](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZdS-6qhob-I/mqdefault.jpg)
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“Watch in 720p or 1080p”
My internet: best I can do is 144
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I get 7.6mbits (0.95MB) were I live
Me: *With neighbors wifi and watching in 1080p*
The neighbors: Why is the wifi so slow today?
I read that in the Pawn Stars voice.
@love is trash bich need cash hey Kiritsugu 🐒
“Watch in 720p or 1080p”
My ISP: 240p, take it or leave it.
First
hqha
@@SolarRadiationn first to get adopted by a non-loving family
@@nonscripts1843 you killed him
@@nonscripts1843 LOOOOL
If you're wondering why 24fps looks so jittery. It's not because of the fps increase. It's because 24 doesn't go into your phone or computer's screen refresh rate which is generally 60 frames per second. It's a 1:2.5 ratio meaning that it will always be ahead or behind by one frame. If it was a 1:2 or 1:3 ratio like 30fps is then it would be way more smoother
3:2 pull down
I have 90 hz screen
@@ruckbuk i have 120 hz screen
@@vqi2 when?
No. It's because unlike in cinema, the shutter speed isn't changed here. In cinema the shutter speed causes moving objects to have a blur so they don't look so choppy as in here. This doesn't have motion blur so therefore the footage looks choppy from frame to frame because space is skipped
If you're wondering why a video recorded with a camera in 30 or even 24 fps doesn't look jittery is because (if the camera has been set correctly) it also captures motion blur that "compensate" the time in between the existing frames. This animation doesn't have motion blur, which is fine for a basic demonstration, but it is possible to add motion blur in the animation software. But well, it'll look blurry of course.
IF it is set correctly.
Which is why I've grown to hate cinematic framerates: pan the camera across a beautiful landscape at 24 Hz and it's either a blur, or jittery af. Both makes me feel a bit dizzy at times, ever since I'm used to way smoother motion in video games and on TH-cam.
Some things you just can't go back to. Just like I can't bear the high pitched squeal of a CRT TV anymore. I don't know how it didn't bother me as a little kid, but nowadays it makes my ears bleed.
Thx for the comment, i was wondering why 30 fps looked so jittery compared to a normal 30fps YT Video
Motion blur in games is absolutely cancerous.
I know that cartoon animations use a similar system to simulate frames between and that fine but motion blur is the one thing I always disable, it's just ugly and overdone.
Should be noted though that motion blur might be okay, but still is not a complete fix, you're still seeing the same amount of pictures with more blur.
post-processing motion blur (and interpolation) as seen in videogames and most image editing software is very different from "real" motion blur. rather than containing visual information that otherwise wouldn't be captured between the frames, its just a smear on the frame itself.
sort of like the difference between fast approximate anti aliasing and multisample anti aliasing if you're familiar. the latter tries to generate more detail for each pixel to make the image more realistic, while the former just smears everything up. but at least you don't see the pixels, right?
The way the circle moves across the screen is just full of an exaggerated swagger of a black circle.
lolololol
@Eric Lee If you haven't catched on, he was referencing GameSpot's Marvel's Spider-man review video.
@@qwertytwerqy2440 Yes
@@qwertytwerqy2440 Spider-man: Miles Morales*
Noooooooo, not here too!!! :O
60fps feels like a fresh warm breeze after looking at the other two
why did this comment have me dying
and 240 after looking at 60 makes 60 look like 15
@@ClaymorePvP Once you see it, you can't go back. The curse of the high refresh rate monitors.
@@unlimited8410 you mean low but yeah true
@@ClaymorePvP 60 is max for ur eye and good enough, no point in having 240 or whatever
I find the best demonstrations to be of a camera moving through a cityscape, since you can clearly see how the framerate has little effect on the look of the slow moving buildings furter away, but lower framerates clearly make the motion of the fast moving buildings closer to the camera look jittery and unclear.
buildings move?!
@@shinitai8618 Relative to the camera, yes.
@@shinitai8618 pro b8 m8 i r8 8/8
@@CoralCopperHead go back to 2014
Surely teemo running in the river would be better.
Having 30 FPS was a gift from god to me back in the 2010s
Potato gamer😂
@@HCIbn 2010 was way long ago so ofc hardware back then was not gonna be that good
@@HCIbnbro dunking on poor people ☠️☠️☠️☠️
The guy who play below 10 fps be like : "FPS IS FPS"
Ay why you gotta call me out like that
Me playing minecraft with 10 fps : this is fine
@@thelord5483 k
@@thelord5483 atleast I'm not the only one🤧
@@thelord5483 You are so lucky My potato PC which can't even handle minecraft at 1 fps and crashes when I try to record it
I like the part where the circle went across the screen
so do i, this is a masterpiece
no way
wait did i miss something
@@prodkajro you sure did
@@sidharthvjain1023 what
Watching 24fps in 50% speed doesnt have any sense, because it's like watching 12fps. Of course that frequency won't make an Illusion of fluency, but in many casas, 24fps is enough to trick our brains.
Exactly. The stated framerates only hold for five seconds of the video (from 8s to 13s). For the rest of the video, the effective framerates are 30 fps, 15 fps and 12 fps, since the circles update every two, four, and five frames respectively.
So fundamentally the video is bullshitting us.
60fps, 1080p etc. is underrated nowadays, it's really incredible that we have such advanced things, and these are considered lower end now.
Yeah. I'll run 144 fps for competitive games since it actually matters, but for anything else I usually cap it at 60 to lower my freaking power bill >_
nah 30 fps is underrated it isnt too bad
@@alimirza4608 How bad it is is entirely dependent on the type of game it is. If it's something like Xcom where everything is turn based and you never need to worry about pressing a button at an exact moment then yeah 30 fps is going to be no problem at all. But if you're playing something like Overwatch or Titanfall 2 where your framerate can be the difference between life and death having 30 is basically unplayable.
@@InMaTeofDeath .....i play overwatch on 30 fps
@@alimirza4608 And I bet if you play at 60 for a month you will do everything in your power to make sure you never play it at 30 again.
Wait until TH-cam allows 144fps
Yes
Ok ill wait
👌
If they want to run out of storage, maybe xD
But our device should support 144fps
Simple and powerful comparison.
Yeah
nah... the clip at 24 fps running in a 60 fps
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@@muirize5319 😐
why powerful tho
That was a great way of showing the comparison 👍
I love how youtube reccomends videos that aren't related to anything you watch and they are from years ago.
24fps: Headache
30fps: Slightly less Headache
60fps: Smooth
60 fps is the perfect amount of frames per second. less than that looks bad and more than 60 looks good but is too expensive for most people
@@User_-kv2tr I wouldn't say perfect, but yeah, you're right
@@tbx12frnku22 True, but have you ever played a fps game on 24 fps? Because that's a real pain
Smooooooooth
30fps in all movies:fine
30fps in shooter games:headache
Summarization
60fps: __________
30fps: ------
24fps: *s t r o k e*
24fps are movies 😉
@@LayerZlayer2000 i was surprised to hear that movie are like 23.94 fps or something
its more like
60fps: __________
30fps: s t r o k e
24fps:_ _ _ _ _ _ _
@@SpongebobAnnoySquidward need to get your eyes fixed
Wdym 24 fps is so good I play league of legends at 2 fps
I loved it when the circle when to the right!
The most useful video of this year I`ve seen.
Welcome back to another episode of “What TH-cam has recommended me today”
ok
hello
Exactly
Wow youtube recommendeds content?!? Crazy
Yes
Her: He's probably thinking about other women.
Him:
@Mohammed Ok it doesnt have to be lol
Yoooo a mopeian! How ya doing?
@Mohammed Ok sorry mohammed ok
Plot Twist:
He is checking the fps for a h-h- you know what
@Mohammed Ok thank gosh
That's a pretty cinematic circle
The lore the backstory its just inspirational
I find it strange how 30 fps feels so exponentially smoother than 24 fps, despite being only 6 fps higher.
The reason is because it’s fake
@@m2_v9 I dont see why you would think that, but I'm actually also talking about past experiences with games. Uve played them running at 24 fps, and also at 30 fps, and the two feel drastically different
@@lazyspatewith a prerendered animation like this, monitor hz wouldnt matter, because the end frame rate would be the same on anywhere from a 30 hz to 240hz monitor if your talking about 30fps. As for what you said about games, yes, 30 to 60 fps is a pretty huge difference, but from my experience playing zelda the ocarina of time (24 fps) and playing zelda wind waker (30 fps), the former feels practically unplayable to me, while the latter feels perfectly fine, despite being only 6 frames of difference.
@@lazyspate thank you
It could also be an issue with timing. Say your monitor refreshes 60x a second, while the video sends an image 24 times a second. These do not match up. 24fps doesn't go into 60hz with an even integer like 30 does. So some frames get skipped, making it look considerably worse.
When it got slowed by 50% the bottom circle looks like it’s having a seizure
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All I can think of is Juice WRLD When someone says"seizure"
ah yes the mini juice wrld
Lol
@Crazykid 101 you are 12, arent you?
That's why movies, which mostly run on 24 FPS, use special interpolation techniques to make them watchable, and videogames that are limited to 30 and get a fair share of lags try to copy that with using motion blur (which is gross if it's not fine-tuned for each scene). The only solution is better optimizing games to have a smoother framerate.
Not having lag spikes and having low respond time also helps
25 fps can be good if it’s not stuttering
It's not usually interpolation. Interpolation usually creates a "soap opera effect" that can give people a lot of motion sickness. It's usually a simple frame duplication, where certain frames in a pattern are doubled. Much better, looks infinitely more cinematic than the almost inhuman movements you see with interpolation.
Thanks to the music, this video has even more suspense than a pink panther episode
60 fps and 30 fps: *W-who are you!?*
24 fps: I-m yo-u b-u-t *w-ith p-In-G*
30 also Has ping but less i guess
@@Dackered It's actually pretty crazy that 24 and 30 fps actually have that much difference. 30 is playable and 60 is just peak performance
@Volomette what...
True, what about 10 frames?
@@user-dw6uk9kz9q I have a 165Hz monitor and it's amazing how stuttery 60 fps actually is when you go above 60Hz refresh rate. I can only imagine how bad 60 fps would look on a 244Hz monitor.
"And now, slower by 50%".
*Me, watching in 2x speed:* "Reality can be whatever I want.".
Lollll
Savage
You monster...
Perfectly balanced
As all things should be.
If you're watching this on a TV, turn automated motion smoothing off, because after the side by side test it switched to individual tests and there was no observable difference because of automated smoothing
And movies will keep insisting that making me feel nauseous is “more cinematic”
That's really your issue as millions of people don't have your special snowflake problems.
TechDamis: "Before watching, select 1080 or 720p"
Me: *And I Took That Personally*
Shut up
@@jah5390 lol
@Christopher D. Welcome to TH-cam comment section.
@@jah5390 no
Don't let the I other dudes tell you its unfunny I find it funny lol I have to set it to like 480 or 360 so lol
24 fps: Having a seizure
30 fps: is shaking
60 fps: flying like butter
90 fps: Flying like melted butter
144 fps: flying like butterfly
I dont think butter can fly
200 fps: flying like a plane
60 FPS be vibrating a lil bit
Loved the plot twist when they revealed that the circle needed to cross the screen
How'd you manage to get the timeline to sync all 3 framerates properly to prevent jitter and jutter?
*"You guys always act like you're better than me"*
No I don’t
Ha
What do you expect
You are just a potato
I'm gonna have to disagree
@@yungifez I mean u prolly have eaten potato let's be honest here
The 24 fps was like:
"Mister Stark, I dont feel so good"
That's how I play most of the games.
@@kryrins same
Me playing minecraft at 9 fps be like:
@@jjjogos6751 same
more like playing CS:GO and being fucking raged becouse enemy is "cheating" but he just prefireing and you have 24 fps
I can’t wait for the sequel!!
clear and shows the point without fluff. Thanks!
When TH-cam gives Good Recommendations.
Yup that rare moment😂
Did u just write your class and section in ur name
@@racksy2691 Yehh........I attend classes with this Accnt.
@@gintokirequiem4552 lol online class
Online class is so stupid
This guy : Before watching, select 1080p or 720p
My daily pack of data : So you have chosen death
Wow, this was so informative! I never realized the difference between FPS until now. I always thought higher FPS meant better quality. Great job explaining it in a simple way!
Well yeah, higher fps is better quality
I have played computer games with less than 30 fps for years, I was shocked to see how 60 fps looked like. It's way smoother.
yikes bro. Not trying to sound entitled or something like that, but the upgrade in FPS makes it look mind bendingly better. 30 fps -> 60 fps is a massive jump, and 60 fps is more than okay. but 144 fps and then 240 fps are buttery smooth. Upgrade to 60 fps at least if you can, if you're spending a lot of time gaming you at least owe yourself that much.
60 fps makes you're gaming skills better. Let's you react faster...
@@spontaneouslord3756 try 144fps ive gotten way better at FPS games with 144 i went back to 60 for about an hour and was shit af lmfao
@@hawkchan6951 spoiled eh
@@entertainment4fun707 no i pay for it my self thank u
Great 24 fps looks like someone lagging
30 fps is someone blurry
And 60 is perfect
edit: A war has started in the replies
im happy to tell you guys that I will be getting a new phone with 120hz :D
yeah it depends on your screen refresh rate. Most of mid end smartphone / monitor is using 75hz-120hz now, 60fps isnt enough
@@luciano440 Man... I'm sorry, I don't wanna be that annoying teacher but...
It's: *Nope, *seriously, *standard
Hope that will help you in the future:)
@@luciano440 thats the standard for low end section.
@@syahrizkyathaullahanandisa9814: bruh I got a 144hz monitor and I think 60 looks like shit, but I do think that with 60 FPS games are playable even If I prefer 144 FPS.
@@luciano440 your English is fine it's just the spelling
i remember hearing back in the day "the human eyes can't even tell the difference past 30fps"
later in life "you can't even notice a difference from 30 to 60"
then one day I upgraded my 60hz monitor to a 144hz ultrawide and was amazed at the clarity, can't help but hear those words whenever I see direct comparisons nowdays and everyone trying to get 180^ fps in our favourite games
Human eyes can't really perceive over 150fps, u cant tell the difference between 2k fps video and 150 fps one
I think its funny that since the speed was cut in half, 24 fps became 12 fps. 30 fps became 15 fps. And 60 fps became 30 fps.
Then why did this video have to slow it down for people to see the difference
@@brsbrs2910 Human eyes can't really perceive over 2k fps, u cant tell the difference between 4k fps video and 2k fps one
The human eye can capture in over 500fps I believe
_"Before watching, select 1080p."_
My internet bill: *"Oh God, please no."*
Indians: we have jio😎
@@vinay1057 ya it's slower than a snail🐌😵😂
@@utkarsh1673 not for me tbh
Unoriginal joke, shut up
My WiFi can handle up to 480p quality 😂😂😂😂😂
60 fps acts like he's the boss here, which in fact he is.
Nah, I have a 165hz didplay and THAT's good, but 360hz displays exist and those are king.
@@gheetza14 there’s basically no difference between 240 and 360 causebether eis already so many frames
@@isak7026 The dude I was responding to deleted his reply. He said that 144hz displays were king.
@@SiamMehedi 360hz is not too much, ESports players use them.
watch the 60 fps with 0.25x'
That circle is like dancing
2am. Can't sleep. Open youtube. Watching 3 grey dot racing each other. I can sleep now.
Me on my shitty computer: As long as it's fps, and not seconds per frame, I'm happy
spf
F
I play at a frame every two seconds...I see no problem
Lmao
@@AZ-xi8ng seconds per frame
Parents : Thinking that their kid is watching something which he shouldn't be
The child : (Watching dots move)
You're a big man dad...
Theres some other dots moving i watch if you know what im saying
@@iane7474 wat
@@mrsheepy4503 i'l let you figure it out on your own
@@iane7474 👀👀
The music is soo good i put this on loop
This comparisons helps a lot! Now I know why people fuss over their video or game fps. Thank you! :)
Kids complaining that they only get 60fps
Me who gets 8 FPS from minecraft: pathetic
Nice one HUSAIN
Lucky u get 8 fps I get 8 spf
@@sinusoidal5974 L I get 60 spf
@@henrykerhin4688 noob i get 1fph
@@andressuarez2942 frame per hour bruh
This guy: Tell the difference between this picture and this picture
Me who has bad internet: their the same picture
They're*
@@zeroclan3816 What a cool guy. Here's your award!
@@zeroclan3816 bruh
@@zeroclan3816 bruh
@@zeroclan3816 No, no, you've gotta format it like a meme if the kids are gonna get it!
Grammar: They're vs. There vs. Their
This guy, who failed remedial English: Thayre the same thing.
Mom: They're the same, you don't need better computer
Well done. Very good demo.
no one:
me: expecting the 60fps ball to scroll by faster
Lol same
well that would be a comparison where the ball moves a set amount per frame, which is a great example of exactly what *not* to do if you're making the physics for a game (make sure to multiply all movements by the time since the last frame, to get a consistent result across all frame rates, and also making speedrunners' lives easier by not making them cap the leaderboards to 60fps)
@@sodiboo More like capping to 30. I hate games that make you do that.
@@gheetza14 fallout 4 leaderboards cap to 60 because physics are fps-dependent, i’d say 60 is reasonable because almost everyone with a medium-end computer can run most modern games at 60fps 1080p, which generally by today’s standards is the lowest end of “high quality”, i think capping at 30 is unreasonable, unless you’re doing console leaderboards, but they have reliably identical hardware and shouldn’t need fps caps
@@sodiboo I was talking about console games emulated on pc. I completely forgot about Fallout 4.
Most of the time even my Minecraft runs at a “butterly” smooth FPS of 0.
Your butter has been refrigerated
So it doesn’t run
0 frames??? Yo your computer is monstrous. I don't even have one-
my minecraft runs at 60 fps
@@Xx4DarkVoid4xX That means it could probably handle more and it's just limited to 60 since that's your monitor's refresh rate.
this has 12 million views
and its just circles going across a screen
well done
I needed this to allay my doubts and illusions. May they finally be put to rest.😢
i don no why this comment got to many likes ◡̈!
My internet: I'm about to ruin this man whole career
@@sandwichhenry8311
Haha 2015 meme , how funny :/.
anyone had moment of 10000 ping?
same
الك الله يا عراق😂
“Before watching, select 1080p or 720p”
My Internet: *no, I don’t think I will*
Relatable
Yep same here
completely not
video : "Before watching, select 1080p or 720p"
me : doubles the speed so i can't see lag
I think this explains everything I needed to know.
The people with 30fps device be like:-
[Visible confusion]
No screen or device is limited at 30 fps
@@shinji906 the human eye can only see 25 fps lmao
To all people who don't think I'm joking, I hope you have a quick recovery at the mental hospital
@@hubb8049 idk but you can defenetly tell the difference between 25 fps and 60 fps
@@diogosousa2383 And the difference between 60 fps and 144 fps
@@diogosousa2383 bro, it's a joke
That's why they use motion blur on cinematic movies, because they're still at 24fps! Anything else looks weird.
It's not so much they use motion blur so much as motion blur occurs because of the slower shutter speed that usually comes with lower frame rate filming.
@@RiamsWorld Exactly. The motion blur occurs naturally at 24p. I guess you’d need to add motion blur if you’re animating at 24p, including adding CGI to movies.
the human eyes have their own motion blur, monitors also have their own motion blur. for movies it works, but when you’re controlling a character 3 layers of motion blur is not good lmao
why exactly 24? because its dividable by 8?
@@david4925 exactly
People with old 24hz monitors:
Ah, yes, finnaly. Now i can feel different
Thank you so much this is so easy to understand thank you
Me watching on my phone that can’t even put out 5 frames: hmm interesting
You using that Nokia?
You get frames per second?
There’s no phone that does that and you’re not funny
Same
@nashaleatpo reported
"Watch in 720p or 1080p"
My internet: sorry Link, i can't give credit, come back when you are a little mmm.. richer!
I watched in 144p and it worked fine
@@dhwanitgohel3804 TH-cam doesn't allow 144p60
@@dhwanitgohel3804 I think if you are watching in that resolution, you will get 30fps. TH-cam doesn't support 60fps on any resolution below 720p. If you are watching in 144p, the 60fps part doesn't even make a difference
144p, take it or leave it.
@@goldengeckogaming4882 youtube supports 360p 60 fps
man this is some day of the tentacle type music
i love that game though
Sem dúvidas, esse foi o melhor vídeo que assisti explicando a diferença de FPSs . E sem falar nada , sem blá blá blá.. parabéns!!!
24 fps is like someone trying to roll a ball on a rocky road.
Edit: Why in the everloving fuck does this have so many likes.
24 Fps is mostly used for editors.
@@ResaV "cinematic experience"
60 fps :- energetic kid
30 fps :- Middle aged man
24 fps :- Shaking grandpa
yoo no front
120 fps..
Lmao
Me who thinks 24 fps is actually really good:
Stages of life
I like the part where the circle said "It's morbin time!" and then went on to win the race.
Lovely explanation!!!
“Before watching, set to 1080p or 720p”
TH-cam: *auto sets it to 480p*
Yeah, that's why he said to set it yourself lol.
Yeah,me too
And I saw this video also thanks to the Google algorithm（Provided by Google Translate）（I am a Taiwanese🤣）
@@charlesm.2604 are you sure you're old ipod is actually capable of 720p/1080p? cos many aren't
After watching I deliberately set it to a 30fps option instead of a 60fps one. To my surprise, the top dot was still smooth and the middle was still jumpy, but since the video was playing at 30fps, they should have both looked exactly the same. Now I’m not saying this is fake or exaggerated, but it is definitely suspicious.
@@charlesm.2604 yeah my a2core only has 480
Yes, I can clearly see Earth, Moon and Sun rotating about their own axis with each at different fps!!!
@@elbrayanqebinquispecondori no, the sun rotates around earth
@@orb925 which is a flat rectangular board, carried by a turtle on its shell, and the turtle is carried by 4 elephants.
@@elbrayanqebinquispecondori sun does move
@@pvshka which goes down to infinity
@@elbrayanqebinquispecondori The milky way actually moves around/milky way spins. Which means the sun also moves along with the milky way
Honestly, he did a great job with thumbnail luring viewers to watch, although it gives the wrong idea, but when you click the video it is accurate information.
Its helpful because i always watched TH-cam vids slowed down to 50percent
Watch how some people will say “60fps is so laggy”
yep its is
It is kinda laggy
144hz is way better, 30 unplayable
@@meroz_8128 ps4 can only handle 60fps in smaller games, right?
@@soren4997 so i play some games with 10-20 fps and still be decent to very good at them with 1200 DPI mouse
60 FPS *normal*
30 FPS *vibrating*
24 FPS *vibrating intensifies*
Without the slow down there was no difference between 30 and 60 for me
@@user-wx5sx5xt7e Same, maybe because I'm not someone that is used to make videos or play video games so I almost can't differentiate 30fps and 60fps
@@user-wx5sx5xt7e Its because youtube videos are all 30 fps
@@ssxd9165 60 fps feature has been added to youtube now . Infact it's been quite a while , u can look it up in ur resolution settings for every video
@@user-wx5sx5xt7e the difference increases in a game
New sub 👌
Just watched this in 144p, can really understood the differences between them.
"Before watching, select 1080p or 720p"
Ok
*Chooses 144p*
There isn't 144p
@@Anandkumar-eb5ye yes there is
@@Anandkumar-eb5ye 2560x1440 (QHD) is 1440p my man, in case you meant that the 0 was missing, you are right
144p is available on phones
Oh weird I dont see it either
Me watching this on my 8bit Nokia like: Hmm interesting
hmm must be hard
At least you have a super mega doomsday weapon
Me watching without a device
*interesting..*
*proceeds to play bounce*
You can see how important is also what is in the video. In a movie 24 fps is enough, but here I saw even the 60fps animation little bit choppy
I liked when the circle moved
Me, making a 12 fps animation: "I'll be fine"
Is that Midari in your pfp?
@@ihatemathreadaboutsectionb4907 I think so
*Animating in 10fps cause lazy* yea i think that'd be smooth enough
@@ihatemathreadaboutsectionb4907 of course.
what insane being would draw 60 pictures for 1 single second.
Never really realised the difference because I’m used to 30 FPS due to a low end computer and lag. The difference is so clear here.
I’m use to 300fps and a 240hz monitor lmao
You can easily increase your framerate by just changing your graphic card and maybe your processor ; there are really cheap ones like the AMD ones, that, for both, would cost you about $200 to 300, to reach 60 FPS. Reaching 60 FPS for the most of the game (or near) in high (it's important) is what you should aim at, it's clearly enough. And the more time passes, the more you'll decrease quality of the games by getting from high, to medium, to low at the end. And when you're at about 40 FPS even on low, there you know you have to change your setup (or if possible, only some parts). I always did that and I never spent more than $100 per year, approximately. (if I give an average cost, as I change components in my PC about each 4 years)
@@rigierish3807 thanks. That helped a lot. I’ve been thinking of getting a better computer as a friend IK said he’d help me build one as he knows how to. I’ll definitely keep this in mind tho
@Arj KWT I play it at 75 fps
@@NappaThaClappa you're welcome. So try to aim a computer that can run the latest games in 60 FPS and ultra, so later, you can just lower your graphics level of your games and still have 60 FPS (because I think it's the most important, as the difference between low and ultra settings isn't that big). And if you change your monitor, I just want to say you that a 720p HD screen with 60 FPS (I'm talking about the calculations of your computer) is still better than a 1080p HD screen with 30 FPS (as there are twice as many pixel as in the 720p). I'm mentioning something as low as 720p as you said you are used to 30 FPS, so I guess you're used to low setup in general and you probably won't put a thousand dollars or more for your pc. But it's up to you. (btw, sorry for my bad English, I'm not a native speaker)
0:12 made touched my heart and made me cry. so good.
Crazy how I still don't see a difference between 30 and 60 fps. I even went from the og xbox one to the xbox series x and a new TV and only saw better resolution. Couldn't notice a difference between fps.
*_BuT tHe HuMaN EyE CaN't SeE MoRe ThAn 30 fPs_*
Its 60fps but ok
@@Marcelkn01 ?
@@Marcelkn01 joke
37*
Then why gamers like shroud use 240hz with 300 fps
Her: “He’s probably thinking about other girls”
Him:
Why?
@@_CertifiedHoodClassic nobody knows why, let’s just hope humanity is restored one day
@@bigboicheese7365 amen
@@mikecoholic7693 amen
@@bigboicheese7365 mine isn't
honestly even 60fps shakes, but just very slowly
I think it's interesting how the 60fps makes the other two look wiggly even though they're not wiggling at all
Me watching on a 15 fps screen: *interesting*
who's laughing?
@@dae2703 i am
@@dae2703 me to
I didn’t laugh
Which screen model is it?
That was a close race