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Why do 60 FPS live streams look so much smoother than playing games at 60 fpf

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When i watch a 60 FPS live stream it looks smoother than when i am playing

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When i watch a 60 FPS live stream it looks smoother than when i am playing

Because real life objects can blur when they move compared to virtual images...which really can't. 

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Are you talking about 60FPS game streams or pure video streams? If games then it's likely because your GPU/s micro stutters a lot making it look very unsmooth.

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Because of video smoothing. The way video is displayed is different to how in-game is rendered.

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if you try streaming with Steam's in-home streaming from one computer to another, it looks really (really!) smooth on the receiving end.

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lol and i thought blur and ghosting was a bad thing

 

if you think about it, this is how movies are made

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