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Originally Posted by aceracer24
Exactly, I concur! But sometimes this boils down to other things as well. Can you actually visually see the difference between 270% and 100%? Or do you see this because a benchmark told you so? The reason I ask is because of computer games and FPS. You can not visually see the difference between 60 FPS and 100 FPS. A benchmark is required to tell you there is a difference. You can however, tell the difference between 30 FPS and 60 FPS. No benchmark is required for that.
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Yeah, I can see the difference, particularly on wide pans and action sequences. This is if I use Coreplayer with its cobbled-together Qtv support, TCPMP and Divx struggle.
There's just not enough headroom to deal with the challenging scenes, though in most other's it's smooth "enough". Basically it's like 20-22 fps rather than a rock solid 24. You do notice it.