Doesn't look like 60fps

[TheEpicMap]

I can play games at a consistent 60+ fps with a 60 hertz monitor.

But it never looks like 60 fps live streams/videos,

It doesn't look as smooth when I play 60 fps.

Any one know why this is?

PS: my exact monitor is on my profile.

[-TesseracT-]

Because recorded gaming videos and and live gaming is different.

[-TesseracT-]

Anyways yeah video is really 24fps but displayed three times

[ShadowCaptain]

Anyways yeah video is really 24fps but displayed three times

 

WHAT?

 

No its not, youtube conforms all videos to 30fps, and can also do 60fps too

[-TesseracT-]

WHAT?

 

No its not, youtube conforms all videos to 30fps, and can also do 60fps too

yes 30fps for youtube sorry. but the point is that there is motion blur

[ShadowCaptain]

yes 30fps for youtube sorry. but the point is that there is motion blur

 

No my friend, that is when we are talking about movies shot at 24fps on video cameras

 

There is no added motion blur on a 30fps youtube video running at 30fps, the video plays back exactly how it is recorded,

 

 

@TheEpicMap

the reason it is so smooth is that the video is forced to run at a fixed frame rate, where as when you are playing the game framrate is fluctuating up and down by a few fps each way

 

Even running the game at 60fps you will get drops each way, it might drop to 55 during a busy scene, or jump to 65 when notihng is happening

 

If you turn on V-Sync you introduce latency which makes the game feel more sluggish and unresponsive

[-TesseracT-]

No my friend, that is when we are talking about movies shot at 24fps on video cameras

 

There is no added motion blur on a 30fps youtube video running at 30fps, the video plays back exactly how it is recorded,

 

Yes like I said in movies shot with video cameras it's 24*3. On youtube the video can have motion blur if the game toggled to use it.

[ShadowCaptain]

Yes like I said in movies shot with video cameras it's 24*3. On youtube the video can have motion blur if the game toggled to use it.

 

Yeah but if the OP is playing a game without motion blur, and records it, the playback will always look smoother

 

When you watch a video the game is running at exactly 30fps, and runs in time with the monitor so that it will always draw a frame in time with the monitors refresh rate

 

This just does not happen in a game unless you use G-Sync/Freesync