WRC Testing

[EstWRC]

yeah i have also wondered that dimviii is the only one saying that the videos are speed up

[MartijnS]

Yes, told it before, he is obsessed with speeded up videos. Everytime I try to see it myself..but miss it appartently haha.

[dimviii]

so speed at Breens video is normal? lol

[dimviii]

that's the normal speed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15mYIFGKnhc

[USER47]

I don't see a difference, apart from one video being shot in 50 fps and your video being shot in more common 30 fps.

[KKS]

I agree with dimviii - video is speed-up.
And if you think that because of high rate fps - switch youtube to 480p (480p only with 30fps) and see... same speed-up video.
PS And too fast movements of vegetation

[dimviii]

Meeke

[N.O.T]

^to much fast playing

that is what 60fps looks like in true HD, its not fast playing.

[N.O.T]

I agree with dimviii - video is speed-up.
And if you think that because of high rate fps - switch youtube to 480p (480p only with 30fps) and see... same speed-up video.
PS And too fast movements of vegetation

youtube does not limit the fps man.... if something is shot at 60fps youtube does not cut down the extra fps, it will show 60fps even if you put it at 30.

[Franky]

Now, first of all let's get the frame rates correct. In majority of the world videos are shot at 25, 50, 100, etc fps. In the Americas videos are 30, 60, 120, etc fps (actually they are a little less than those numbers).

And Youtube does convert/re-encode the videos. High frame rates are supported only with resolutions that are at least 1280x720. Everything that is below that is converted to non-high frame rate video, if the uploaded file is a high fps video.

For me uploading high fps videos is a bit puzzling. Essentially high frame rates are for slow motion. Human brain can't even register every single frame when watching 25fps video.