EEVblog #684 - Ness SMT Maufacturing & Assembly Factory Tour

[GEuser]

Greetings EEVBees:

--Congratulations to DJ on what I consider his most interesting video yet. Dave is asking informed questions a mile a minute and Mr. Circosta is answering them knowledgeably on the jump. Just imagine what would have obtained if a Television Network had attempted this interview. And as an added bonus some long needed moderation has occurred.

--Not only does DJ present things clearly and cogently, he seems to be able to find interviewees that can do the same.

--Now that I am no longer in danger of being called some kind of "rent boy" for giving praise where it is due, just let me say kudos, I would like another, Sir.

"Horse sense is the thing a horse has which keeps it from betting on people."
William Claude Dukenfield, W. C. Fields 1880 - 1946

Best Regards
Clear Ether

In bold> one has that in the reverse imo , it actually accused Mr Jones as being capable of such a thing or at least a willing counterpart and that was the real funny bit .

And the IRONY , , it being a Critic then when criticised just a smidgin about its criticizing , seems not to like it , Oh the Irony ...

Avagoodone . 

[Rasz]

Have you updated the video on youtube in any way? When I watched it the first time there was no motion blur. There was severe and very unpleasant juddering. When I tried again just now, on the same PC, using all the same software, I see a fairly benign blur

you got people playing 'fluid' 30 fps  console games that drop frames all the time, but those people dont see it
you had people not noticing flicker in old style PC CRT monitors refreshed at 60Hz
its called priming, most people wont see shit until you point it to them

Dave Its funny when you point out poor lightning of a FACTORY FLOOR with shitton of lights but hey, I learned not to complain about your blurry pans.

[Monkeh]

Dave Its funny when you point out poor lightning of a FACTORY FLOOR with shitton of lights

I suggest you go in there and measure the light level, then compare it with a windowed room.

[GEuser]

I learned not to complain about your blurry pans.

And I'd type that one has not seemed to have Learned anything whatsoever .. imo of course .

[SL4P]

Yes, I have uploaded the 50fps version of the video and now linked that in.
It's very interesting that perhaps there might be a difference here in the way youtube processed and/or delivers this video.

May be worth mentioning that most media content servers (Telstra, Akamai etc) use a process called transactional transcoding - whereby they recode and store the best quality they can serve as a base format, and transcode on-demand, to the immediate user-target format. 

Higher demand of a particular delivery format means they stay 'higher' in the provider's cache, but nonetheless, the delivery strategy is decided when you press 'play' - based on the provider's instantaneous capacity, your browser headers and player capabilities.

[encryptededdy]

The 50fps video is noticeable smoother when set to 1080p50 mode, however I don't think it's super necessary.

People talk about seeing this 50fps option in Youtube, but I don't see it? 

You need to use Chrome or IE11, as it has support for the VP9 video codec used for high frame rate video on youtube.

Firefox lacks some codec support for the 60fps video.