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- 2025-05-26
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maybe AI can help with framerate issues in bad demo captures? -
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Pretty a plain old deterministic algorithm can do the job just as well at a fraction of the cost. :) - too much effort. with so many keyframes around everywhere and demos more or less looking the same anyway...
- WAT
- alternatively, a demo could be transformed into a waveform, and rendered from that in any resolution and framerate.
- Getting blurrier and blurrier the more you go beyond the native rez...
- certainly depends on filterfunc
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Beware of The Scene police... - Finite number of frequencies -> finite resolution and detail.
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Freeze, capture police! -
Beware of AI police -
ok, Minority Report plot synopsis - How cringe are “police” jokes on a scale 0-100?
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110 - Send a message in a bottle to ask the Englishman in New York.
- ButbI fear getting caught between the Scylla and Charybdis.
- krill, finite number of frequencies does not mean blurry.
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https://i.ibb.co/JFMPLkLw/image.png yeah and judging - It means finite detail. Zoom in enough to see the blur.
- it means finite detail, you are wrong on the other account
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Unless you have a very weird idea of “frequency” (using a Weierstrass function as basis or something), then zooming in enough will eventually look blurry, yes - as much as I'd like to agree with you, but then we all three would be wrong.
- Since you are talking about “filterfunc”, are you assuming a convolution with some filter with infinite frequencies? Then indeed if you introduce infinities, you will no longer be finite and can escape the blur. But that's just a tautology.
- Isn't all that just throwing in some noise to counter the blur? :)
