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Yet I'm proven wrong by your link right? It proves even for a choir rehearsal that 60fps is better right? That super sharp high frame rate motion recording has its uses - again like sports where there's a lot of motion, you're really tuned into the motion, and the hyper specific location of everything at any given moment is very important. Super sharp no blur motion is not natural and forces you to gawk at the 'quality' rather than being as immersed as you would be in a truer to life representation. So when lower frame rate recordings blur during motion rather than look super sharp at any given instance, that is a desired effect creating a more realistic viewing experience that's more immersive and natural. The human eye and human visual processing will cause blur when seeing motion in real life. There's a basic misunderstanding of what it is video is trying to achieve for you to think that link proves higher frame rates are always better. I figured the extra cores would make more of a difference.Ħth gen Intel processors apparently have built-in enhancements for HEVC so you'd probably notice more there. Twice the cores at a lower speed than the i7, but the encoding speed was about the same.

Went back to my 4 core 3.6GHz i7 3820 to finish the job, which I really restarted from scratch because I was worried about potential encoding issues as a result of the failure.

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Ran the transcode for about a week, with an occasional oddity here and there that didn't really register in my brain at first, then more obvious issues started happening, like ffmpeg segfaults, and then my PC crashed and I couldn't boot anymore. The HSF I had on was properly rated and I was keeping an eye on the temps. ) But I suppose it's possible I did something wrong as well. The price makes me think they knew there was an issue and just tried passing it off on some poor schmuck. But with the added data of 4k60, it chugs along too much and overheats.Ī curiously cheap used 8 core 2.7GHz Intel Xeon E5 2680 (V0) I picked up from someone on eBay.

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I suspect under typical circumstances, the Pixel 6 Pro (et al) can handle HEVC just fine. Sure, it's more efficient in terms of storage (smaller), but it's more compression that has to take place. At least that is the case with my media center (shoutout to /r/Plex). Encoding/Decoding in HEVC is fairly CPU intensive. So, sure enough, I turned off my HEVC encoding, and sat to record 4k60 as long as I could. Someone had mentioned HEVC, but wasn't sure. So I started searching around and found a few results on Google and on here, but one thing caught my eye. I had this problem with my old Pixel 4 XL as well, so this time I had removed the cover, and hoped, but it didn't work. I recorded the rest of the concert in 1080p60 instead. But after the first choral group finished their second to last song (about 15 mins), my phone stated it was too warm and to turn off the camera. I wanted to record my daughter's choir concert tonight in 4k. No misleading/non-descriptive/clickbait titles, disinformation or illegal content.ĪmAs, Q&As, giveaways, and other community-facing content must be approved by moderators.Īnd as always, be nice and follow reddiquette. No self promotion, URL shorteners, referral/affiliate links/codes, or spam. No low effort submissions, memes, or NSFW content. Posts must be related to the Google Pixel devices and the #madebygoogle lineup. (In the case of discrepancy, the rules linked above will take precendence.)

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Multiple reports of Pixel 3 XLs being bricked by the latest update.

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