My still camera records video at 1080p and 720p in a mov format @ 60 fps. I then convert my video to an mp4 video to view on my TV.
If I try to play my mov or mp4 video in its 60 fps state on my Vista pc 2.6 ghz (128 MB video memory) the video is choppy. I kind of suspected this has to the old pc I have.
I copy my videos onto a usb 2.0 stick (in their 60 fps speed) and insert the stick into my Samsung Blu-ray player and view them on my HD TV and they play beautifully.
My question is, is the Blu-ray player or TV displaying these at 30 fps? If I view the 60 or the 30 fps video file on TV, they both play perfectly.
If I try to play my mov or mp4 video in its 60 fps state on my Vista pc 2.6 ghz (128 MB video memory) the video is choppy. I kind of suspected this has to the old pc I have.
I copy my videos onto a usb 2.0 stick (in their 60 fps speed) and insert the stick into my Samsung Blu-ray player and view them on my HD TV and they play beautifully.
My question is, is the Blu-ray player or TV displaying these at 30 fps? If I view the 60 or the 30 fps video file on TV, they both play perfectly.