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Gamersyde est un site de média-information consacré à l'actualité du jeu-vidéo consoles et PC, et spécialisé dans la production et diffusion de vidéos de haute qualité à très haut bitrate dans leur résolution et framerate d'origine. À l'heure où la compression vidéo exagérée devient de plus en plus la norme sur Internet, Gamersyde est le dernier petit village gaulois à encore résister à l'envahisseur Youtube. Toutes les vidéos sont disponibles en téléchargement et en streaming, jusqu'en 4K et 60 images par seconde dans les deux cas, et dans une qualité largement supérieure à celle de Youtube pour le streaming. Nous sommes également en mesure d'enregistrer des extraits de jeu en HDR pour les joueurs équipés d'écrans compatibles. L'intégralité de notre contenu est gratuit, et accessible en français ainsi qu'en anglais.
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Inscrit depuis 347 JoursI noticed the console captures of crysis 3 from the other day were labeled as 60fps clips. i thought this was strange, but the clips looked relatively normal, so i figured this was just some quirk and that, if they were 60fps clips, all the frames were just doubled up from the capture. but i've been watching the pc captures tonight, which are also 60fps, and things look off. a lot of it's in the way the player camera/perspective is moving and it's got what i'd consider the unmistakable earmarks of frame interpolation. i'm not accusing site staff of deception; it's just really odd and i can't explain why it looks the way it does otherwise. am i imagining things? could it just be the frame rate in concert with crytek's motion blur? i don't know. i know what native 60fps looks like. these clips look processed in the way automotion plus television does, which, even when it's turning source material into an approximate 60fps or 120fps display, has a distinctly different look than material actually shot at those frame rates.
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iosman
Inscrit depuis 347 JoursI noticed the console captures of crysis 3 from the other day were labeled as 60fps clips. i thought this was strange, but the clips looked relatively normal, so i figured this was just some quirk and that, if they were 60fps clips, all the frames were just doubled up from the capture. but i've been watching the pc captures tonight, which are also 60fps, and things look off. a lot of it's in the way the player camera/perspective is moving and it's got what i'd consider the unmistakable earmarks of frame interpolation. i'm not accusing site staff of deception; it's just really odd and i can't explain why it looks the way it does otherwise. am i imagining things? could it just be the frame rate in concert with crytek's motion blur? i don't know. i know what native 60fps looks like. these clips look processed in the way automotion plus television does, which, even when it's turning source material into an approximate 60fps or 120fps display, has a distinctly different look than material actually shot at those frame rates.
thanks
iosman