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AOC: Menu>Picture>Advanced Settings>Clear Motion Rate Bang & Olufsen: Settings>Picture>Motion>Motion Enhancement Blaupunkt: Menu>Picture>Advanced>Active Motion Element: Settings>Picture>Advanced Picture Settings>Motion Rate Emerson: Menu>Picture>Advanced Settings>Clear Motion Finlux: Menu>Picture>Advanced>Smooth Motion Rate Funai: Settings>Picture>Advanced Settings>Clear Pix Motion Google TV (e.g., Hisense, Sony, TCL): Settings>Display & Sound>Picture>Advanced Settings>Motion Enhancement Grundig: Menu>Picture>Advanced>Vivid Motion Haier: Settings>Picture>Advanced Settings>Smooth Motion Rate Hisense: Menu>Picture>Advanced Picture Settings>Ultra Smooth Motion Hitachi: Settings>Picture>Advanced>Clear Motion Rate Insignia: Menu>Picture>Advanced Settings>Smooth Motion Rate JVC: Settings>Picture>Advanced>Clear Motion Drive LG: Settings>Picture>Picture Mode Settings>Picture Options>TruMotion Loewe: Menu>Picture>Advanced Settings>Image+ Active Magnavox: Settings>Picture>Advanced>Perfect Pixel HD Metz: Menu>Picture>Advanced Settings>MetzMotion OnePlus: Settings>Picture>Advanced>MEMC Panasonic: Menu>Picture>Advanced Settings>Intelligent Frame Creation (IFC) Philips: Home>Settings>Picture>Advanced>Perfect Natural Motion Polaroid: Menu>Picture>Advanced Settings>Motion Rate Proscan: Settings>Picture>Advanced>Motion Rate RCA: Menu>Picture>Advanced Settings>Motion Rate Roku TV (e.g., TCL, Hisense): Settings>TV Picture Settings>Action Smoothing

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AOC: Menu>Picture>Advanced Settings>Clear Motion Rate Bang & Olufsen: Settings>Picture>Motion>Motion Enhancement Blaupunkt: Menu>Picture>Advanced>Active Motion Element: Settings>Picture>Advanced Picture Settings>Motion Rate Emerson: Menu>Picture>Advanced Settings>Clear Motion Finlux: Menu>Picture>Advanced>Smooth Motion Rate Funai: Settings>Picture>Advanced Settings>Clear Pix Motion Google TV (e.g., Hisense, Sony, TCL): Settings>Display & Sound>Picture>Advanced Settings>Motion Enhancement Grundig: Menu>Picture>Advanced>Vivid Motion Haier: Settings>Picture>Advanced Settings>Smooth Motion Rate Hisense: Menu>Picture>Advanced Picture Settings>Ultra Smooth Motion Hitachi: Settings>Picture>Advanced>Clear Motion Rate Insignia: Menu>Picture>Advanced Settings>Smooth Motion Rate JVC: Settings>Picture>Advanced>Clear Motion Drive LG: Settings>Picture>Picture Mode Settings>Picture Options>TruMotion Loewe: Menu>Picture>Advanced Settings>Image+ Active Magnavox: Settings>Picture>Advanced>Perfect Pixel HD Metz: Menu>Picture>Advanced Settings>MetzMotion OnePlus: Settings>Picture>Advanced>MEMC Panasonic: Menu>Picture>Advanced Settings>Intelligent Frame Creation (IFC) Philips: Home>Settings>Picture>Advanced>Perfect Natural Motion Polaroid: Menu>Picture>Advanced Settings>Motion Rate Proscan: Settings>Picture>Advanced>Motion Rate RCA: Menu>Picture>Advanced Settings>Motion Rate Roku TV (e.g., TCL, Hisense): Settings>TV Picture Settings>Action Smoothing
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dragosr (dragosr@chaos.social)'s status on Thursday, 28-Nov-2024 19:41:01 JST dragosr
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Here is a menu guide to turning off interpolation, which can make cinematic content look unnatural—similar to soap operas—introducing visual glitches around moving objects due to inaccurate predictions, and adds input lag for gamers, negatively affecting gameplay responsiveness. Film-makers hate it. It ruins their films and careful lighting. Defaults to on on most TVs and drives most people crazy, making movies look "off."

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