The cutscene of Gears of war 3 maintains 60fps

http://game.watch.impress.co.jp/video/gmw/docs/472/077/html/gow3-1.wmv.html

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It is not an encode mistake.

its a cutscene...if it was gameplay i would actually be impressed.

wow a cutscene!

Boom, head shot, cut scene king confirmed. :o Take that BF3 & UC3 :twisted:

:P

Framerate makes next to no difference in a cutscene since you're not controlling it.

Films are 24fps, do you complain about them being a low framerate?

Cant see the vids for some reason :?

Cant see the vids for some reason :?

PAL360

Check out the last link.

"The Bacon" cutscene actually runs in realtime @ 60fps... (Uber polish alert)

The gameplay is 30fps...

That's actualy impressive compared to Uncharted 2 since the majority of it's cutscenes are video files.

Cutscenes are often done in video form to mask the loading and make transitions smoother. If they're running at 60 frames in the game I suppose that's possibly technically impressive given the limited storage space.McStrongfast

It also shows that this game is clearly polished. The first Gears game had cutscenes with 20fps...

To be honest I like my cutscenes being rendered in realtime unless it's blatant CGI.

Cutscenes like Gears, MGS4, Killzone 2,Resident Evil5 impress me more.

Framerate makes next to no difference in a cutscene since you're not controlling it.

Films are 24fps, do you complain about them being a low framerate?

kraken2109

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/james-cameron-urges-industry-use-173577

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[QUOTE="kraken2109"]

Framerate makes next to no difference in a cutscene since you're not controlling it.

Films are 24fps, do you complain about them being a low framerate?

McStrongfast

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/james-cameron-urges-industry-use-173577

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At first I thought someone ran that Gearsvideo through motion interpolation (Making it 60fps). My jaw actually dropped when the gameplay went back to 30fps. Makes u wonder how a 60fps Uncharted cutscene would look like.

Well I did encode a 60fps Uncharted 2 cutscene awhile back. lol

[QUOTE="kraken2109"]

Framerate makes next to no difference in a cutscene since you're not controlling it.

Films are 24fps, do you complain about them being a low framerate?

McStrongfast

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/james-cameron-urges-industry-use-173577

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that would require a massive overhaul of current systems aint gonna happen.

Films are perfectly fine at 24fps and will continue to be good sure there is some benefits i'll give it that but it requires tech thats established in an industry thats pretty much standardised to become fragmented the cinema companies wont like it nor would the movie companies themselves.

[QUOTE="PAL360"]

Cant see the vids for some reason :?

CorbraMax

Check out the last link.

"The Bacon" cutscene actually runs in realtime @ 60fps... (Uber polish alert)

The gameplay is 30fps...

That's actualy impressive compared to Uncharted 2 since the majority of it's cutscenes are video files.

It doesnt work for me! But no problem, i already know how great this game looks :)

LAMO cutscene...:roll: Have you guys played the first GeoW? Man some of those videos chugged horribly. This is good news.

[QUOTE="PAL360"]

Cant see the vids for some reason :?

CorbraMax

Check out the last link.

"The Bacon" cutscene actually runs in realtime @ 60fps... (Uber polish alert)

The gameplay is 30fps...

That's actualy impressive compared to Uncharted 2 since the majority of it's cutscenes are video files.

They are cutscenes... who cares...

Cutscenes... SW really has hit rock bottom

[QUOTE="CorbraMax"]

[QUOTE="PAL360"]

Cant see the vids for some reason :?

Wasdie

Check out the last link.

"The Bacon" cutscene actually runs in realtime @ 60fps... (Uber polish alert)

The gameplay is 30fps...

That's actualy impressive compared to Uncharted 2 since the majority of it's cutscenes are video files.

They are cutscenes... who cares...

They are really polished cutscenes. Remember the framerate of Anya's reveal in the first Gears of War? It was a 20fps stutter-thon.We've come a long way.

I mean if you have the ram to go higher... Why not?

Cutscenes... SW really has hit rock bottom

toast_burner

So I guess Metal Gear Solid 4 never happened on System Wars...

[QUOTE="Wasdie"]

[QUOTE="CorbraMax"]

Check out the last link.

"The Bacon" cutscene actually runs in realtime @ 60fps... (Uber polish alert)

The gameplay is 30fps...

That's actualy impressive compared to Uncharted 2 since the majority of it's cutscenes are video files.

CorbraMax

They are cutscenes... who cares...

They are really polished cutscenes. Remember the framerate of Anya's reveal in the first Gears of War? It was a 20fps stutter-thon.We've come a long way.

I mean if you have the ram to go higher... Why not?

That doesn't change the fact that you're bragging about cutscenes...

[QUOTE="toast_burner"]

Cutscenes... SW really has hit rock bottom

CorbraMax

So I guess Metal Gear Solid 4 never happened on System Wars...

Running 720p @ 60fps in any Unreal Engine 3 console game is impressive to me. lol

On a serious note. I wonder if there is a HD version of this video?

I can see the FXAA a little better.

^I'd notice and care. On a side note, the gameplay in those videos is REALLY building my hype for the campaign.

I'd notice and care. AugustusGraham

Good for you? It's not like said no one would care :!:

The new Lord Of The Rings film will be shown at 48fps, and Peter Jackson wants it to become industry standard.

^Any video of that 48 fps movie?

^Any video of that 48 fps movie?

AugustusGraham

To get a good idea... Convert a random Lord of The Rings movie into 60fps using software motion interpolation.

I recently re-encoded the Zone of Enders 2 opening trailer into 60fps.

It's a cutscene. When gameplay is 60 FPS, Then you'll have something to brag about.

OH WOW A CUTSCENE. optimal FPS in movies is 24 fps... so that'll suck!

If this was on PC it would remain 60FPS.

[QUOTE="AugustusGraham"]I'd notice and care. IronBass

Good for you? It's not like said no one would care :!:

I think the vast majority of people do care. Heil68

That's not what this and the other thread show.

OH WOW A CUTSCENE. optimal FPS in movies is 24 fps... so that'll suck!

Mozelleple112

Cept' movies don't have framedrops...

LMAO....CutsceneShadowDeathX

My thoughts exactly. Wonder if the menus are at 60fps as well.

Most of the cutscenes aren't 60fps, in fact a lot of them run choppy. Go take a gander at giantbomb's quicklook.

[QUOTE="Mozelleple112"]

OH WOW A CUTSCENE. optimal FPS in movies is 24 fps... so that'll suck!

CorbraMax

Cept' movies don't have framedrops...

that would require a massive overhaul of current systems aint gonna happen.

Films are perfectly fine at 24fps and will continue to be good sure there is some benefits i'll give it that but it requires tech thats established in an industry thats pretty much standardised to become fragmented the cinema companies wont like it nor would the movie companies themselves.

razgriz_101

I haven't read into the tech side of this much at all, but Cameron and Jackson state that most digital projectors will only require a firmware upgrade. Jackson says WB estimates 10,000 screens will be capable of projecting the film at 48 FPS by December 2012.

To my knowledge The Hobbit is the first movie to be projected at being projected at a high framerate.
http://www.facebook.com/notes/peter-jackson/48-frames-per-second/10150222861171558

Do people even care? it's not gameplay it's cutscene.

correct me if i am wrong, don't they make movies at 24fps because that makes the action on screen appear as close to real life as possible. if you sped the frame rate up to video game levels, what would happen?sts106mat

As for the origin of 24fps.

Originally, 24 fps was chosen based on the technical requirements of the early sound era. I suspect it was the minimum speed required to get some audio fidelity out of the first optical soundtracks. They would have settled on the minimum speed because of the cost of the film stock. 35mm film is expensive, and the cost per foot (to buy the negative stock, develop it and print it),has beena fairly significant part of any film budget.

So we have lived with 24 fps for 9 decades--not because it's the best film speed (it's not by any stretch), but because it was the cheapest speed to achieve basic acceptable results backin 1927 or whenever it was adopted.Peter Jackson

lol and pc games can do twice that, during GAMEPLAY!!! lol this is the funniest thread in a whileTH1Sx1SxSPARTA

You can actuallyplay Gears 3 in 60fps using hardware motion interpolation (Motion Flow, Auto Motion Plus...etc)

Controller latency be damned though.

[QUOTE="TH1Sx1SxSPARTA"]lol and pc games can do twice that, during GAMEPLAY!!! lol this is the funniest thread in a whileCorbraMax

You can actuallyplay Gears 3 in 60fps using hardware motion interpolation (Motion Flow, Auto Motion Plus...etc)

Controller latency be damned though.

Framerate makes next to no difference in a cutscene since you're not controlling it.kraken2109

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[QUOTE="kraken2109"]

Framerate makes next to no difference in a cutscene since you're not controlling it.

Films are 24fps, do you complain about them being a low framerate?

sts106mat

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/james-cameron-urges-industry-use-173577

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I believe it was a way to cut costs on film reels in the days of very old, that happens to affect how films are made in the present.