@@arnoldhagen8577 So, on max settings at 3440 by 1440, it was pretty much cinematic frame rate and lowest settings was pretty much at least 50 to 60 at the same resolution. It's been a while but that's what I remember. That's pretty cool that you have a similar laptop! What brand is it?
@@arnoldhagen8577 I am not very familiar with Ryzen CPU's as much as I am with Intel CPU's but I imagine a relatively high end and modern CPU like a 13th gen Core i7 (which might be close to a Ryzen 9) should be more than good enough as long as you have a very decent GPU with at least 8 GB VRAM. Btw, is Asus Tuf good?
@@benszone1879 I have had no issues within games up until this point, it has the RTX 4070, 32gb ram and plenty of storage too. Similar to yours, except for the CPU difference. I can definitely recommend the TUF without a doubt :) Thanks for the replies.
The movie theatre near me has 4D movies, but they are pretty intense as I had actually gotten dizzy from them. This is in Australia though. I don’t recall seeing 4D movies outside of theme parks in USA.
@@SYDAirlineEnthusiast Actually, there are commercial movie theaters in the US outside of theme parks that use 4D tech for movies! It's a chain called 4DX and I only saw one in person when my family visited Nashville, Tennessee and the Regal Cinemas inside an Opry Mills mall had one. I think the people at 4DX determine how the wind, motion, fog, and water effects react to the on-screen action rather than the studios and I heard that Disney is the only exception. Very interesting topic!
@@benszone1879 yeah, I have normally only gone to AMC and century theatres back when I used to live there. One thing I will miss is the free refills for drinks and the 3 free movies a week for just 29 usd a month, but the cheaper food prices with the tax included in Sydney along with the lack of needing to tip if eating the food inside the restaurant makes up for it. Plus, they give you an entire jug full of tap water for you to help yourself to instead of having to call your specific server to get it for you, which was always annoying when having to pay the bill. I don’t really care for the free refills at restaurants cause I can always buy a better drink elsewhere.
@@BrandonPenson I may be biased on Royal Cinemas because of the work culture and having the world's tallest IMAX, but it I do really appreciate the cozy feeling corridors and lobby! Thanks for subscribing btw!!
FYI: Sound mode - I forgot to check the in-game audio settings for RDR2 and it turns out that the setup mode was set to 'TV' which limits the sound stage and range of the audio to fit the hardware of most TV speakers. There is a 'Stereo' mode which expands the range and sound stage to better fit dedicated stereo systems. Dolby Atmos support- I'd like to point out that RDR2 is apparently not a native Dolby Atmos title? I could be mistaken.
@@FuseId-xo5uq Sorry, I wasn't able to capture the fps for some reason. Do you have any suggestions for game capture software? I've been looking for another since GeForce Experience stopped working for me.
@@benszone1879 Yeah, if you go to an AMC (or any theater) 20 minutes before the show, you *will* be forced to endure a thing called CindmaSounds (or as I like to call it, the “movie theater ghost”).
Correction on Game Booster performance setting! I said it's set to 'Performance' but it was set to 'Alternate performance management' which is an experimental feature that should improve game performance.
Good question! I have not experienced the Big D, but the differences between the new Dolby Atmos theater at Royal Cinemas and the GTX lie in their theater designs as GTX utilizes Dolby Atmos as their sound system. Both theaters are big and comfy with recliners (GTX allows you to recline the leg and the back separately unlike Royal Cinemas). The Dolby Atmos at RC used to be an IMAX so the screen is pretty huge (between a lieMAX and a 'true' IMAX I guess) while the GTX screen is only relatively larger than standard (60 feet I think). I don't know about the specs of the projectors at both theaters, but they're both pretty much average (GTX certainly had somewhat better quality). Both good theaters, but I'd recommend RC because of the giant screen, reliable customer service, and great food from inside Pooler Grille. Thanks for watching!
Weird, even uploading straight from my gallery without processing through any external apps still doesn't retain the HDR data or whatever lol. Edit: OMG! The HDR for this video works!!!
Hey everyone! Quick question: So I composed a slideshow on Samsung Studio of HDR videos filmed on my phone, but I was unable to upload in HDR and quality was compressed to 1080p 30fps, so I went back to using YouCut for 4K 60, however, I can't upload HDR with this app either. Anyone have an app suggestion that will allow me to upload my videos on RU-vid while retaining 4K 60fps HDR?
Can’t wait to see the next video on “THE BIG D” 😂 jokes aside I love videos like this but I think you need to make some adjustments to your camera and open that aperture… or have some lighting on in that theater to see most of what your talking about. Cool video though!
Thanks for the comment! And yes, there are some obvious flaws in the video lol, and I wish I could do a proper reshoot, but since I don't work there anymore, it's not as easy to find the right time and whatever. Also, yeah "The Big D" is an interesting name for a movie theater 😄
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The reason Uncharted doesn't look as good is probably because it's a digital film being projected onto a screen that was clearly built for genuine 15/70mm IMAX. This screen, given the size and the aspect ratio, must have been made for 70mm, even if it is rarely used anymore. Unfortunately, 70mm IMAX screens are now used mostly for digital laser projectors, but they should still have the 70mm projector on standby. When you do get the chance to see a film in genuine 15/70mm IMAX, nothing compares. It is the highest quality image format ever made. Digital doesn't even come close.
Yeah, when I saw Uncharted, it was my first IMAX movie in years and I thought the clarity and light balance looked kinda off. And yeah, the hype for 70MM is real!
It's is indeed a really nice theater and frankly, feels more complete in terms of interior design, but Royal Cinemas is certainly a better theater as customer service rivals or out performs Pooler Cinemas and having a dedicated Pooler Grille to eat in or to eat in your theater is just great! Also, GTX (Grand Theater Experience) uses Dolby Atmos technology and has somewhat better projector tech from what I understand (picture quality was good but I didn't really see much of a difference unlike the sound quality as it was immersive as advertised). There is now a Dolby Atmos theater at RC and of course you have the world's tallest IMAX. Royal Cinemas is definitely more enjoyable, but you can still get good food, customer service, and have similar reclining seats like RC, so it depends on your budget I guess if you're local, but if you're traveling, RC is the way to go.
