Do you think the show should switch to 60 frames per second?

In case you’re wondering what the show would look like at 60 frames per second, click the link below:
 
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bc25SG294EE
 
(Note that the video’s frame rate has been increased using software that I do not understand)

I don’t think the FPS matters at all.

@Background Pony #6B7F  
I guess it depends on your eyes. I can notice the difference pretty well, and I have myopia. But that’s just me.

@Ihhh  
I never said I couldn’t see it, I just don’t think it matters in the end.

@Background Pony #6B7F  
It would look better, that’s why it would matter.

@Ihhh  
Because that’s the show’s biggest problem: the framerate! I know when I watch “It Ain’t Easy Being Breezies” I need to see that shit at 60fps.
 
All joking aside, I think that this does look rather smooth and fast, but due to my slow Internet speed I’ll still probably just watch it at 480px with a more standard framerate. Pooh.

@Kirb  
It’s just an idea.

I’m not seeing a difference.

@And Brother I Hurt People  
There’s the quality setting on the side of the video (240, 360, 480). If you set it to 720p, it give the availability of 60fps. Though maybe you already do that and still don’t see a difference.

I would say no.
 
It wouldn’t happen anyway. Tv programs run at 24 to 30 fps. No show runs at 60 fps.
 
imagines animating 22 minutes at 60 fps
 
Mmmmm….

@Princess♠Molestia  

As a former animator myself, that sounds painful as balls to do. D:

@Princess♠Molestia  
@Kirb  
Animating at high frame rates are only hard if you are doing traditional animation or stop motion, if you use flash animation like DHX does then the only difference would be timing precision and rendering times.
 
Maybe using frame interpolation settings on TV monitors would be good enough until the standard changes, but still.

@Ihhh  
Yeah but the increased rendering times might be a problem for production schedule and there would still be a need for more in-between frames and 24 to 60 is a big leap.
 
It seems like it would be too much work for something that makes too little of a difference.
 
Besides its not like totalbiscut watches the show.

Given that the human eye cannot see beyond 15FPS, why bother?

@Ebalosus  
Tell that to the people who hated the hobbit because it was in 48 FPS.

@apegacine  
The Inbetweeners are not drawn manually in flash, only in traditional animation, which this show has never used.

@Ihhh
 
Calm down, I’m only taking the piss out of people whom actually make asinine claims like that

@Ebalosus  
I don’t understand what you’rE trying to say, could you elaborate?