What is trumotion

This type of TruMotion fills in those missing frames with a copy of the same frame it's a bit more complicated, but this gets the idea across. Instead of replaying the same frames during those missing frames, the TV instead interpolates to make its own. Looking at the previous N frames N being an amount set by the engineers and sometimes the next frame, the TV makes its best guess. If 5 previous frames had a red ball rising directly up by 1 inch per frame, we can assume it will rise another inch at the next frame.

It is an automatic feature, and I'll explain why. First, two important attributes: Refresh Rate Hz This value is the amount of times that the screen will "refresh," meaning if a new frame from the source cable, dvd, etc is ready, it will show. What does that mean? Signal Rate fps We know that a movie is a collection of pictures right?

The unfortunate side-effect is that it makes TV shows — and even more egregiously — movies look weird and unnatural. Too much motion-smoothing creates the soap opera effect, but two little leaves your content juddering as your TV struggles to fit a square peg into a circular hole. Although subtle, the artifacts become intuitive to even casual viewers after years of watching. Old TV shows were often shot on film, which would be much higher quality than TV could transmit.

If you convert the film to 4k, though, it will be pretty decent quality. Older movies are the same, only with much higher quality film. They acted more naturally because there were no special effects.

Acting in older movies was supernatural because of the social and cultural norms of the time. Times change and so do social and cultural norms. This does not mean that there are no great actors in the modern movie industry. Open Picture Options. Found in the Picture Settings menu, Picture Options include a number of image-processing features that can be adjusted or disabled, including TruMotion. Open TruMotion settings. At the bottom of the menu, you'll find the TruMotion settings menu.

Open it to make adjustments. Disable TruMotion.