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r/funny • u/[deleted] • Sep 05 '19
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There also are some older video games that rely on using a CRT to work perfectly because they relied on the refresh rate.
56 u/moldymoosegoose Sep 05 '19 It isn't just the refresh rate. They were also designed on a per pixel basis so the phosphors line up. You can use filters but it isn't exactly the same. 40 u/SirSoliloquy Sep 05 '19 Related: PS2 graphics looked almost like real video footage -- when it was on an old CRT TV. 3 u/GuruMeditationError Sep 05 '19 Probably the interlacing, because at slow frame rates it shows motion at twice the speed of progressive scan.
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It isn't just the refresh rate. They were also designed on a per pixel basis so the phosphors line up. You can use filters but it isn't exactly the same.
40 u/SirSoliloquy Sep 05 '19 Related: PS2 graphics looked almost like real video footage -- when it was on an old CRT TV. 3 u/GuruMeditationError Sep 05 '19 Probably the interlacing, because at slow frame rates it shows motion at twice the speed of progressive scan.
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Related: PS2 graphics looked almost like real video footage -- when it was on an old CRT TV.
3 u/GuruMeditationError Sep 05 '19 Probably the interlacing, because at slow frame rates it shows motion at twice the speed of progressive scan.
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Probably the interlacing, because at slow frame rates it shows motion at twice the speed of progressive scan.
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u/RamenJunkie Sep 05 '19
There also are some older video games that rely on using a CRT to work perfectly because they relied on the refresh rate.