The only place I could find where I could kinda play the video is inside Davinci resolve, but it doesn’t look how I would like it to. Probably due to the apparent lack of HDR support in Resolve on Windows (unless you have a separate TV connected to the PC somehow.
It’d have to be computer generated, obviously, either that or filmed on one of those 1 morbillion FPS cameras. Humanity does not possess the technology to generate that much data in realtime. But that only raises further questions: what would you need to render in quality that high? And why spend however many datacenter compute-years to render it?
Forget playback. How was that video file recorded? How do you even store data that fast, let alone encode it?
You can read more about why and how it was made here: https://www.svt.se/open/en/content/
The only place I could find where I could kinda play the video is inside Davinci resolve, but it doesn’t look how I would like it to. Probably due to the apparent lack of HDR support in Resolve on Windows (unless you have a separate TV connected to the PC somehow.
Ohhhhhh. It’s a video decoder torture test. “If your app can play this it can play anything” sort of deal. That makes sense.
Also makes sense that VLC puked.
I think it’s more of a test for encoding, not sure if you are really supposed to try and play it in an app.
1 Terrabyte RAM with a 64GB RAM Drive perhaps?
Maybe it was an animation
It’d have to be computer generated, obviously, either that or filmed on one of those 1 morbillion FPS cameras. Humanity does not possess the technology to generate that much data in realtime. But that only raises further questions: what would you need to render in quality that high? And why spend however many datacenter compute-years to render it?
OP what was the video? I NEED ANSWERS!
OP says it’s only 50fps