Frame Interpolation

[Futzy]

Saw this on Giz, am about to start setting it up now
http://www.tested.com/news/how-to-enable-motion-interpolation-on-your-movie-files/329/

I've seen 120hz TV's at Best Buy and found watching it a bit awkward, but I thought I'd give it a real try

[Limited]

You get it to work? I might give it a whirl.

[Futzy]

It works just fine.
Watching Avatar, it makes everything look so extremely fake, but on District 9 its ok, and on Planet Earth it is much better than normal.
All of those were 720p. I have Alice in Wonderland in 1080p that I'm about to try.
e: ya, I have a 2.4ghz dual core and the 1080p is very choppy with this enabled.

[Limited]

I havent got any 720p or 1080p videos, could that be why it looks very weird on a regular avi? It seems very speed up.

[Futzy]

That's because you're used to seeing stuff at 24fps, not the resolution. It takes some getting used to, I think a lot of the new stuff in Europe is being recorded natively this way now.

[Phopojijo]

The funny thing is when people say "I wonder what native content like this seems like"

You never played a videogame at 48 FPS?

If you have a 120hz monitor -- you can also play it at 120 FPS... etc.

[Pyong Kawaguchi]

How can I set it to 120fps?
e: I dont see a difference when following the tutorial and using it.
e2: works and is awesome.