Looking for 4K 120fps demo video

[chap22]

I'd like to show off my TV to friends and family. It's a 4K 120hz OLED, so I'm looking for video that shows what this TV is capable of. But I just can't seem to find anything.

 

YouTube maxes out at 60fps, so that's a not useful. And searching hasn't yielded any useful results yet. Anyone got a source? Doesn't have to be long. Like 20-30 seconds or so would be fine. Just something visually cool at the right resolution and framerate. Thanks!

[GuiltySpark_]

I think you're overemphasizing the 120fps part which just isn't going to matter outside of actually interacting with a game in person. For a video, something showcasing the HDR (once calibrated) would be far more impressive. 

 

I use an LG C2 OLED for my primary monitor and something like this is super impressive.

 

 

If you are deadset on the video being 120fps, just record same gameplay at 120fps and play that back. I don't think the framerate would translate to video playback but you're free to try.

 

[chap22]

I don't think I can render 4K at 120 fps real time with my video card.

 

And yes, I do want to see actual 120 fps video, not 60 fps. 

[GuiltySpark_]

5 minutes ago, chap22 said:

I don't think I can render 4K at 120 fps real time with my video card.

 

And yes, I do want to see actual 120 fps video, not 60 fps. 

Yeah, unfortunately I think you have this idea that it'll have more of an impact than it really will to someone just watching the playback. The real impact is when you are actually controlling something on screen with the mouse. To normal people just watching a video, the only really impressive thing would be HDR, IMO. (And I can render games at 4K 120fps). 

[MiszS]

9 minutes ago, chap22 said:

I don't think I can render 4K at 120 fps real time with my video card.

 

And yes, I do want to see actual 120 fps video, not 60 fps. 

You can use lossless scaling to frame gen the video from 60 to 120, works pretty well for me

[CatTNT]

Like others have said, in my experience it's really difficult to tell, even as a hardcode gamer, that a video is 120FPS without actually feeling my input. If any of you family plays a little bit at all, a hands on gaming test 60 vs 120 FPS would be way better to show it off. I don't think any enthusiasts, let alone normal people, care about watching video in 120FPS. I don't think anybody who hasn't been extremely into gaming for years could even tell the difference between 60 and 120fps just by watching it, it really has everything to do with feeling latency. 

[_E_]

You would have better luck finding stuff like that over at the AVS Forums.

 

This should  be the most up to date list. But remember these are uncompressed 4k files so they are big.

https://www.avsforum.com/threads/2024-home-theater-demos-for-dolby-vision-atmos-dts-x-4k-uhd-and-video-games.3297254/

[Doobeedoo]

While it will obviously matter more for when playing due to input, it sure still is quite noticeable when watching a vide where there is fast motion. I mean I instantly notice it, I've streamed some on Twitch at 120fps as it's much smoother. Yeah YT slacks no 120fps support.

Here you can see me testing it in Quake gameplay:
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2349880681?t=00h06m27s

 

Can't embed Twitch anymore I guess.

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