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When the camera pans. I find it unnerving. I don’t enjoy watching that pixelated panning. I blame it on the digital recordings. It might probably look better i
by oven9342 3y ago
When the camera pans. I find it unnerving. I don’t enjoy watching that pixelated panning. I blame it on the digital recordings.
It might probably look better if they recorded it on film but no producer seems to be addressing my whimsical preferences
- herdcall 3y agoI think what you're seeing is due to bandwidth limitations: when the picture pans the info changes rapidly and places a bigger demand on the bandwidth, so streamed shows will suffer in quality and show pixelation. If this is what you're seeing, it has nothing to do with the content itself, it will be fine if you watch it directly from disk.
- eschneider 3y agoThis. Digital video sends a key frame every N frame and deltas in between (well, slightly more complicated...) Lose a frame or two due to bandwidth and you see motion tearing.
- oven9342 3y agoI notice it on TV as well.
- kbf 3y agoThe Olympics are a live event, delaying the broadcast by days to cater to your niche nitpick about image quality would indeed be whimsical