bad strobing Last modified: Wednesday, November 09, 2005
In video broadcasting, bad strobing refers to a frame rate which is too slow for a person's eyes to deal with. Slow frame rates result in viewing somewhat of a stuttered motion on the screen. Bad strobing is commonly associated with interlaced scanning.
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