grandmaster
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Pretty much the same and very noticeable.
The Framerate Analysis Thread part 2
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Pretty much the same and very noticeable.
Also in the ten's car race mode?
Alucardx23
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I think that GT5 is a beautiful game but it makes a lot of sacrifices to maintain that graphics quality, even the way the A.I behaves, is more like its always trying to maintain a predetermined distance from every car instead of trying to compete, I don’t know if it’s to keep a higher framerate, but doing that would lose the point of making a racing simulator.
you mean gt5p
COPS N RAPPERS
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any word if Uncharted 2's cut-scenes are real time?
can someone do an fps check to see if they do go up or down in framerate?
can someone do an fps check to see if they do go up or down in framerate?
Some are, some aren't. You don't need fps check for that.
corduroygt
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Cut scenes in U2 are obvious from the insane AA compared to in-engine cut scenes.
COPS N RAPPERS
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Hmmmmm,well Ive been thinking, Batman AA's movies were all pre-rendered...but you could see that cause of the compression of the media.
For Uncharted since it's on a BD it's all uncompressed....so now it's unbelievably far more harder to tell when it switches. i just wanted to know how well the motion capturing is between a scene that is pre-rendered and one that is realtime.....and how much of the scenes are done in realtime.
It's very convincing that it looks all realtime.
For Uncharted since it's on a BD it's all uncompressed....so now it's unbelievably far more harder to tell when it switches. i just wanted to know how well the motion capturing is between a scene that is pre-rendered and one that is realtime.....and how much of the scenes are done in realtime.
It's very convincing that it looks all realtime.
You can be sure that if the scenes are movie files that they are compressed, uncompressed video just takes way too much space.
You can be sure that if the scenes are movie files that they are compressed, uncompressed video just takes way too much space.
To add to this, uncompressed videos are high bandwidth, which would defeat the purpose of hiding game asset loading.
Can I just add to the thanks that others have offered for these vids. The work that you are putting into getting them up there, and often as soon as titles and/or demo's are released is impressive.
Cheers.
where? Same 2xAA for the cutscenes ...I'm not so sure about all cut scenes in Uncharted 2...in the theaters mode the cutscenes loading follow your ingame progress...if you are in the same level of the cutscenes selected in the theaters, the loading not exist, but more distant is your progress & more long loading need to watch the video...it's pretty bizarre for a simple video. First uncharted it wasn't so.
Never mind. In the extra video bonus beyond the scenes, the president of ND talk of pre render scenes .
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Alucardx23
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Yeah mostly, but I have seen a lot of GT5 videos where the cars behave the same way. Check at this video for example, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ug21_uDXjs8.
I was just trying to make a point that it is an unfinished game so anything else is speculation which leads to mis-information.
COPS N RAPPERS
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thanks for the captures.
well blue dragon and lost odyssey I'm sure had large video files, and most of them taking no longer than 8 seconds to load. they weren't 1080p but they were nicly done, enough to convince me that some of them looked realtime.
Anyways, i thought ps3 had plenty of bandwidth to play 1080p media for both video games and movies, In any case FF13 is going to have over 2 hrs of it, and it's believed to be all in 1080p for ps3. (either that or they're using far better levels of compression)
720p is approximately 1 million pixels. At 24 bit colour that's 24 megabits a frame. 30 fps = 720 megabits per second. How many optical drives can offer that level of performance...?
Uncompressed 720p video weighs in at 3 megabytes per frame, 90 MB for one second of 30fps video. 2 hours would require 650 GBs storage. 1080p would need twice that.
Tests showed 40 Mbps compressed video, MPEG2, AVC or VC1, was pretty much indistinguishable from the uncompressed original by most people.
Not uncompressed, no way.. impossible. Just modest compression like FRAPs program to record on PC hits 4GB per 2-3min with 1280x720 30fps. Uncompressing that increases size multiple times.
COPS N RAPPERS
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hmmmm i see, so obviously there is compression being used, it's just it's to a refined level.
when i played the first Uncharted nothing gave up on showing or hinting any sort of media noise or really noticeable blocky effects. It wasn't until i read about it, that they were pre-rendered and the reason behind it being.
i was thinking since the first game used pre-rendered media that it would be even harder to not end up going the same path for the sequel, since the stakes were raised.
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