Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands

[nex]

Some places have drone jammers PZ, you need to be out of jammer range to use the drone.
I often try to go back and up, sometimes it works and sometimes it don't, If I can't use the drone at all I move far enough out of range
to use the drone, then try to pinpoint the jammer and take it out. When you're 250m-300m away you can take the jammer out and the bad guys
won't locate you.

[Art Blade]

do you like those morphine shots, nex?

and how's the "good" quality/compression working for you?

[nex]

and how's the "good" quality/compression working for you?

This clip was done on "good", how did it look to you?

[Art Blade]

same as before! In other words, good

[nex]

Thanks, then I'll keep it there 

[Art Blade]

 

[Art Blade]

I want to add this: actually, I really couldn't tell the difference which is why I asked. So if you had said it was still on best, I would have believed you.

[nex]

I tested this one on 120fps

[Art Blade]

quite a few misses but also some nice long range shots. That crossbow is a beast

[nex]

Thanks, It's tricky shooting with it at long range, but I get to like it more.
What do you think of the quality of the 120frs?
I wanted to test it, doesn't seem to be better than 60frs

[LowPolyOWG]

Not useful. Youtube doesn't support 120 fps, it can only do 60.

[Art Blade]

yep. Check it out: a simple click on the YouTube video "settings" bottom right on the screen shows "720p60(HD)"

[nex]

I'll stick to 60frs, the file isn't so big as with 120

[Art Blade]

good idea

I'm curious, now that you've changed to D3DGear's "good" quality/compression and therefore produced a lot smaller videos, do you still crunch them? With respect to the blurriness you want to avoid, that is. To me the last vid looked good, as if not crunched. The only blurry stuff was when you were running around in the foliage and I bet that looks better in your source video than what YouTube made out of it.

[nex]

No not any more, I did the last one because of the high frs, the size is 4.25 Gb
Handbrake brought it down to 4.09 Gb