TruMotion, expletive inducing Auto Motion Plus, MotionFlow, each manufacturer has some slick name for its 120 Hz/motion processing technology of 240 Hz/480 Hz etc. which speeds up the update and interpolates frames to experience video apparently easier, but we know that isn't always the case. Can vary from implementation of the content displayed, but after the "triple ball effect" and living one too many movies that suddenly looks like soap operas, discover how to disable the effect is one of the first things we have learned to do on many TV. Of course, everyone has their preference, let us know how you feel, and when you put better use.Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Poll: lights motion of your HDTV or disabling transformation?
TruMotion, expletive inducing Auto Motion Plus, MotionFlow, each manufacturer has some slick name for its 120 Hz/motion processing technology of 240 Hz/480 Hz etc. which speeds up the update and interpolates frames to experience video apparently easier, but we know that isn't always the case. Can vary from implementation of the content displayed, but after the "triple ball effect" and living one too many movies that suddenly looks like soap operas, discover how to disable the effect is one of the first things we have learned to do on many TV. Of course, everyone has their preference, let us know how you feel, and when you put better use.
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