23.976 frames per second ?
Following a recent post commenting on 23.976 frames per second issues, Andrew talks about where this comes from and what it means in terms of video, dropped frames and how devices handle this.
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Notes and Credits:
We wanted to acknowledge that Lumagen has a feature called Genlock which is designed so that the output timing exactly matches the input timing. However Lumagen says "Note that we recommend against Genlock for most systems since it does cause issues with some projectors and possibly some TVs" and also says "If genlocking doesn't work simply turn it back off--don't feel too bad as it is very hard for most viewers to spot a frame drop since they occur infrequently and a frame accounts for ~1/60th of a second."
We would like to credit Trexler Music/UKProjection for the use of the animated projector clip.
Sur cette page du site, vous pouvez voir la vidéo en ligne 23.976 frames per second ? durée heure minute seconde en bonne qualité , qui a été Téléchargé par l'utilisateur Home Theatre Engineering 28 mai 2022, Partagez le lien avec vos amis et connaissances, sur youtube cette vidéo a déjà été regardée 3,487 fois et il a aimé like téléspectateurs. Bon visionnage!
