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You can't seriously be peddling this in 2024...
This is non-sense cap at 30 in 2024.
I hope they do something about it.
Cutscenes are NOT smooth in this game.
Max Payne 3 has uncaped fps in gameplay, uncaped fps in some realtime cutscenes and 30 fps FMVs and despite of this, those FMVs run smooth.
You can tell they run not as good as the game becouse of the 30 fps, but there is no sttutering or frame paccing problem and becouse of this the transition does not break the immersion.
In FF16 cutscenes looks and feel choppy and break the immersion.
At least we can use something like loseless scaling and it interpolates the videos from 30 to 60 with almost no artefacts.
It's a godsend but yeah, I wouldn't count that they can be unlocked easily by the devs as it would mean they need to recode them and I doubt they've the masters in a higher FOPS just sitting on a Devkit... :/