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   dragosr (dragosr@chaos.social)'s status on Thursday, 28-Nov-2024 19:41:06 JST dragosr

   For those going home to visit family this weekend:

   • Samsung calls it Auto Motion Plus
   • LG calls it TruMotion
   • Sony calls it Motionflow
   • Roku calls it Action Smoothing
   • Google TV calls it Motion Enhancement
   • Vizio calls it Smooth Motion Effect.
   • Panasonic calls it Intelligent Frame Creation (IFC)
   • Philips calls it Perfect Natural Motion
   • Sharp calls it AquoMotion
   • Toshiba calls it ClearScan
   • JVC calls it Clear Motion Drive
   • Magnavox calls it Perfect Pixel HD

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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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     • Metz uses MetzMotion
     • Haier calls it Smooth Motion Rate
     • Skyworth refers to it as Motion Compensation
     • Seiki uses Smooth Motion
     • AOC calls it Clear Motion Rate
     • Xiaomi refers to it as MEMC Technology
     • OnePlus calls it MEMC

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     Anna e só repeated this.
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     • Hitachi uses Clear Motion Rate
     • Grundig refers to it as Vivid Motion
     • Polaroid refers to it as Motion Rate
     • Emerson uses Clear Motion
     • Vestel calls it Pixellence
     • Funai refers to it as Clear Pix Motion
     • Proscan calls it Motion Rate
     • Bang & Olufsen calls it Motion Enhancement
     • Loewe refers to it as Image+ Active

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     • Hisense calls it Ultra Smooth Motion
     • TCL calls it Clear Motion Index (CMI)
     • Sceptre refers to it as MEMC (Motion Estimation and Motion Compensation)
     • Insignia calls it Smooth Motion
     • Element uses Motion Rate
     • Westinghouse refers to it as Enhanced Motion
     • RCA calls it Motion Rate
     • Blaupunkt refers to it as Active Motion
     • Hitachi uses Clear Motion Rate
     • Finlux calls it Smooth Motion Rate
     • Thomson uses Clear Motion Index

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