How To Turn Motion Smoothing OFF (or ON) | Complete Guide

[@FlyBird]

Love this video, because education is key. The amount of people who dislike this but assume it's "just how 4K looks" is pretty significant. If you like motion smoothing, great, but if you don't, turn it off!

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Education is key but unfortunately most average consumers don't care to learn the different things that make up a TV. They don't care about LCD vs OLED. They don't care about full array local dimming. They don't care about refresh rate or response time. They just look at 3 things: 1. Screen size. 2. Price. 3. Brand name.

[@User0815-OG]

@@PSYCHOV3N0M average billo uses motion frame interpolation. Only true enthusiasts with knowlegde uses the mighty great OFF button for respecting the creator's intent.

[@IvanRubin]

Yesss I always wondered why films look like a British soap opera !! I just bought the Sony A90J and thanks for this now I know!

[@markalberhasky3916]

I've wanted to do this ever since I got my Toshiba Fire television. The guys at Best Buy were zero help. Most of the other internet explanations fell short. YOU made the difference. Thank you for taking the time to put this up! A real service. Grateful. 🙏

[@XxTW0F4C3DxX]

Any idea where that setting is on the Toshiba Fire Tv?

[@frankderossi795]

Can you do a video for a motion smoothing proper settings for Sony tvs?

[@RockMathis]

Cinemotion on high...smoothness at 1 or 2...Clearness at minimum or 1

[@CryptoCurious23]

Knowing how to turn it off, is great, thanks for the clarity in what it is and how to remove it.

[@mangaas]

Easiest way to turn it off is throw a heavy ashtray through your TV. Works fast!

[@jaackasss32]

Well, doesn't seem like you even have a TV

[@Olkv3D]

@@jaackasss32 mangass has got like a dozen of'em, actually. None of'em turn on anymore, but he still got'em though.

[@cecilia8515]

@@jaackasss32 They were joking.

[@AnthonyL0401]

@@cecilia8515 but he is a heavy smoker

[@slipyourhips]

Misunderstood directions, started smoking again. Thanks 🙃

[@EliasAnto]

I like to have it turned on but understand why others don’t. It’s great that TVs give us the option!

[@ibrahimawadallah]

I’ve been actually trying to find a way to turn it on and I did thanks to you! Thank you

[@VagrantMediaDocs]

Thanks for this info. I personally hate the TrueMotion feature I see on a lot of TVs especially when I’m watching old movies. Also, have any of you noticed after turning TrueMotion off on an LG and then turning the TV off and on again that the settings reset automatically on the TV?

[@realjettlag]

I wish you'd gotten some replies. That sounds awful. Has there been any kind of firmware update to help with this? Or does LG simply suffer from the idea that they know what you want/need more than you do?

[@maplegamer4736]

There's usually a sweet spot where you can't tell for sure that its smoothed but you get added clarity, reduced stutter, and no noticeable artifacts. I like the sweet spot best but either fully on/off is fine too. What I really dislike is people looking down on other people for having a different preference.

[@fepethepenguin8287]

That's just because your Wrong and sometimes Right...

[@conrado800]

Exactly, it’s gotten better in recent years. It used to be on or off, but now we have multiple levels.

[@maplegamer4736]

@streamx3m I have noticed this too years ago when I connected my gaming PC to the tv. Up to now I don’t know if my eyes just played tricks on me; or if it was due to something else (like viewing distance). But to me it definitely looked smoother even with motion interpolation turned off.

[@64arguz]

You’re my hero , I’ve been following all your advice and recommendations and finally my X90L has a decent picture, God bless you, 👍🏼💪🏼

[@charlesscottkelly]

Thank you, saved me sending the tv back

[@Menckenperson]

Thanks for making this, yesterday I watched the recent episode of Halo on an LG C1, there was a motion shot that stuttered so badly I near got a headache.

[@mikemcmike6427]

Agreed I also have a c1. I was running a KZbin video judder/burn in test to check how my panel was. The white circle and text movie meant with it off juddered soooo badly it looked horrible. I turned it on and looks so much better.

[@tswfootball]

A couple of years ago motion smoothing looked really unnatural. But it's improved to the point where I nowadays I like it quite a lot.

[@s.m.a.cgizligercekler9751]

Hello when i open the smooth settings i have some problems for example in action scene, in explosion scene, when the footboller shoot the ball the ball have blur do you have a problem when the open these settings

[@realjettlag]

But how often are you buying a new TV? Or did your TV somehow get better? I get that the tech has improved and gets a little better year over year, but not everyone wants to replace a large TV every year or two just because there's some new tweak. I have an 11 year old Samsung that is still as crisp and gorgeous as it was new. Some processor or something is starting to flake out so it may only have a couple years left in it, more if I can fix it, but I plan to use it as long as possible. No one has ever complained and friends' newer ones look and function the same. Anyway, I asked because in comments on videos like these, I see a lot of people talking about replacing their TVs every 1-3 years because they think they need that next tweak that doesn't really change anything. Obviously, there will be differences between the one I got in 2013 and the one I'll eventually get. But I can't imagine anything so earthshattering happening in a year or two to justify buying a new one that often. (Just occured to me: maybe it's the disposable phone mentality. Cellphone makers and carriers have convinced people they have to replace them every year [started by the "free" subsidize phones via carriers] and I've been seeing that mentality bleed into other goods. Some folks seem to think they have to constantly churn everything they own to keep up with some imaginary standard.)

[@unzulaessig]

i rally dont like the optics of "vivid moton" on my 4k Panasonic. nice video thx

[@VickersDoorter]

Pretty-much everyone who leaves motion smoothing switched on has no idea that what they're watching looks a dreadful pile of crap. I've been to friends' houses to watch a film and pointed it out and all I get is "it looks fine to us, we can't see your problem" and eye roll like I'm being a fussy control freak in their home. It should be by default be OFF on any new screen and NOT buried deep in a menu labyrinth.

[@majicogarcia8417]

Its ironic cause you actually ARE being a control freak Karen at your friends house. Turn it off inside your own home if you desire.

[@MamaMia84oo7]

Same experience lmao. People don’t see it. Especially non gamers and seniors.

[@DanzyMan2.1]

Dude it's down to personal preference, obviously people like it and use it otherwise the feature would have been removed a long time ago.

[@MamaMia84oo7]

@@DanzyMan2.1 Not true at all. If you could show people two screens, one with it on and the other off, everyone would choose the latter. But people just don’t notice, hence “it looks fine to us”

[@DanzyMan2.1]

@@MamaMia84oo7 but again You're comparing like it's all down to a percentage. It's still down to personal preference. It just might be that 30% of people like it for example and 70% don't but it's still down to preference. And going off the comments here, it seems like most are in favor of it on. It seems like a lot to the general public don't seem to mind it, but the picture purists despise it which is fine, but they often mock people that use it and I don't agree with that

[@michaelwyckoff7593]

I often wonder how many people just plug and play and don't even touch picture settings on their TV's. I mean I learned how to adjust picture settings and sound settings and other settings from nearly day one. over the years I think I've gotten pretty good at getting a great picture I like to see from my TV's. From what I've heard a lot of people don't have their TV's calibrated. So it would seem to me they would want to test out the picture settings on a TV. Just my humble opinion.

[@ateequrrahman4684]

I was excited with the features while buying the TV, the first thing I did I turned it off in the first time settings .

[@SantoshXXD]

When will you review Sony X90K and X95K? I am planning to buy one of them, but i want a good review from you.

[@avg0062]

The motion on a Sony OLED TV can have a lot of stutter, judder while watching sports. I think that the key to great motion is to activate the, "XR motion clarity" on the Sony OLED A90J. Years ago Sony made a 900F and one of the feature was the X-Motion Clarity. The way how to activate it was to set Motionflow to custom, smoothness to 1, and clearness to 1 CineMotion to high from what I remember. The result was the 900F began to transform the picture quality were it was like a great TV.

[@muralig4568]

So useful ❤ From india

[@chrismaiers4020]

Stutter on panning shots is just as off-putting to me as Soap Opera Effect. I'm in a no win scenario overall, so I try to adjust settings just enough to cut down on the stutter.

[@Piece-O-Pie]

Same here. I find black-frame insertion sort of works ok on my LG oled to smoothen out the stutter/judder.

[@BigCarso]

You either have high frame rate or low. There is no magic reality source video. Motion smoothing is closest to reality for me

[@Sam-Fisher]

Nice video

[@digitaltrends]

Thanks!

[@myclassmate7588]

Amazing videos! Thank you! Is the Z9k review coming through the pipeline anytime soon?

[@SpidermanandJeny]

This is so interesting to me. My TV is kind of old and doesn't even have this at all and so I haven't experienced it one bit and so ppl complaining or liking this at all is just something I have no reference for.

[@MrTunney3]

Thanks working good off , Big difference... thanks... James

[@calvinmills1029]

Motion Artifacts are a very serious subject matter. It is something we do not talk about nearly enough.

[@JohnnyErnestoCampino]

I've given turning motion smoothing off a try but I just can't deal with it. Picture stutters too much. I know cinema is 24fps but I don't see it stutter in the movie teather. On the tv it feels like its 15 fps.

[@Piece-O-Pie]

I read somewhere this has to do with tv's being much brighter than cinemas, thereby causing more visibility of the meager 24 fps that most movies are filmed at. It's a problem.

[@TL8706]

For movies, if you have it, Try your tvs frame replicating mode (Real Cinema on LG) instead. It replicates existing frames rather than trying to make new ones and inserting them between real frames. This maintains the intended frame ratio allows items like a waving hand to still have the blur we see in real life

[@matheus5230]

@@Piece-O-Pie It's about the way OLEDs display motion. With no flicker, "sample and hold", and fast response time.

[@deebee4575]

None of these settings are inherently bad or good, I find that depending on what I'm watching I have to adjust it if I really careto. Sony needs to provide a hot button on the remote to bring you right to the settings so you can make quick adjustments rather than wading through several menus to get there.

[@marcrossi9778]

I just purchased a samsung qled tv & i noticed the baseball field grass is insanely green. Any idea how ro fix this issue? I followed your advice on the motion, what a difference!

[@turbok5817]

I don't care who doesn't like . I love soap opera effect

[@ps4games164]

The soap opera effect is actually perfect for romantic tv shows. No one can't say it isn't.

[@marcse7en]

When I got my MORESENSE 50U7QFTUK (50" UK model) in December 2020, one of the first things I did was to turn off Motion Smoothing, and most picture processing stuff. I found it introduced strange image artifacts. Q: Does anybody know the best GAMMA setting for this TV? 2.2 is the recommended setting, but there's not a lot of difference between the settings. It's quite subtle.

[@VidRaza]

For me, it is the best function of current TVs, together with the reality creation effect, they give you an incredible immersion if you know how to use it. The defects are acceptable and it is due to the saving or limitation of technology by the manufacturers. For me it is always ON.

[@rushnerd]

You monster.

[@VidRaza]

@@rushnerd 😁

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

THIS^^^^ Finally. Someone with great taste. 😂 24/30fps videos = 🤮🤮🤮

[@bastareims5737]

​@@PSYCHOV3N0M your opinion 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@RockMathis]

@@PSYCHOV3N0M exactly...Hollywood needs to wake up and start using at least 60fps

[@deanbrown1407]

I have an XGIMI Horizon Pro 4k and I've disabled its "motion smoothing" which eliminates the problem when watching from internal apps (Netflix, Prime etc) or movies on a connected USB drive. When using an external source such as a Roku, Firestick or any HDMI source the problem is still there. It's almost as if the projector's setting ignore HDMI input when it comes to smoothing. And I can't find any settings on these other devices that deals with this issue.

[@TL8706]

What do you think about frame replication like Real Cinema?

[@jennabravo4335]

I have philips tv 65pul6553/f7 any idea how to turn off motion smoothing on it? I cannot find!

[@shadowman9981]

Motion Smoothing for me looks like the content on the TV for instance a movie runs faster like in a video game when you get from 30 to 60 or 120fps. Feels unnatural. Even in gaming sometimes but there can it be good.

[@AssuredHomeInspect]

Great video - but i can't find how to turn this option on/off on my new 50" Pioneer PN50951-22U. The refresh rate is 60hz....is it possible it's not adjustable?

[@lowwithknowhow2597]

Nicest intro on KZbin

[@krishnarajs.poojary4615]

Thanks a lot. KZbin video looks better when we turn this feature off in Lg

[@fairlessdave1834]

Can someone answer this question? I'm assuming that "auto" means that the motion smoothing is adjusted depending on what you're watching meaning that if it's a movie it will automatically be adjusted down and for live sports that it's adjusted up. My questions are these. Is that what actually is supposed to happen and if so, does it work therefore not needing to actually turn it off? Thank you.

[@thewatcher8573]

i can't find any motion settings on my tv, i believe its from 2017 vizio, anyone know where to find it? i really wanna see what it looks like caue i actually think it look s kind of cool and immersive, maybe not for everything but would like the option to use it cause it is a cool effect. never could afford a tv new, so have yet to experience the effect, 2017 one is the newest and got it recently, was hoping it would have it, but can't find it.

[@Cocker_Spaniel]

I have a problem with my Sony x90j that when I see really small details in an object, for example a cat with really small hairs the hairs look like they break into segments while moving is because motion smoothing? Or anything with sharpness?

[@Carmondias]

Hi there. I really hope you can help me. I have a Hisense model no: 60K390PAG and l use it to play games through my PC.. the problem is that my mouse acts like it is floating and I can’t seem to get it to be a sharp movement like it would normally be on a pc monitor.. so hoping you can help. Really enjoy your videos. Ty 😊😊😊

[@teknerd]

I mostly keep mine off but the type of content I am watching might make me choose to turn it on temporary. Usually very high action films like some martial arts or sports, I will turn it on. But for most movies, I keep it off. Caleb, where did you find the frame rate testing video on 2:11. Is it part of a calibrator's testing suite or is it found on KZbin? I could use such a video to fine tune my TV.

[@Dolfan0118]

What’s the best setting for watching sports like American Football?

[@bugperson1]

Whose box are we packing with five dozen liquor jugs?

[@AlexXiloh]

I have a tcl smart tv with motion smoothing (it's driving me nuts) and i played with all sorts of settings and non worked, i googled it and then i realised that the motion category is completely missing... Why?

[@ericstowe8285]

I need help... So I just purchased a vizio 50" qled Model # M50Q6 I'm loving and hating it at the same time. So ...from what I can tell ,it doesn't have an option to adjust the motion smoothing,vrr, judder, smoothness, clarity or any of the other names that different companies use. Which honestly is bothering me allot. I have purchased much cheaper tvs and have always had this option. I have c checked under each picture presetting, and can't find anything. Can u please help me!!? And man great content BTW! You earned a new sub last week from me when I found your content. Thank u, we all appreciate it

[@paulcox2447]

OLED require motion smoothing unless you like watching the image literally constantly shake. The key is finding the right amount and having a good algorithm.

[@rushnerd]

I'd rather live with it because then I would have to turn it off everytime I want to play a game. It's almost never an issue on my C9.

[@RockMathis]

@@rushnerd game mode settings and regular TV settings are seperate and shouldn't require constant changing...unless you don't use game mode...if you don't use game mode then you should be able to use a different picture mode for each in order to not have to change settings constantly

[@rushnerd]

@@RockMathis I use my C9 panel as a PC monitor so it's game mode all the time.

[@RockMathis]

@@rushnerd oh ok...I don't know anything about that

[@Anthony-wb6ih]

Question for the community! I do not own a ps5 or new Xbox. However I do want to buy a 4k t.v. So do my streaming apps recognize that they are now on a 4k t.v? Will netflix, hulu, disney + now offer 4k, or Dolby UHD automatically as soon as I get my new LGC2?

[@thegrinchmob5108]

I have a LG C1 tv I cant get the soap opera effect on im streaming stuff off my xbox and on my B6 i got it but I also had my tv calibrated maybe that’s why pls help! So when I stream stuff off my tv i get it but on my xbox Series x i dont i want it on my xbox!

[@TennesseeMule]

I've tried so many times to make myself like motion smoothing turned off but I just can't do it. I think it's because I game so much and that's gotten me so used 60+ fps that 24 fps literally looks like claymation / stop motion to me now. To the point that I'll take the artifacting with interpolation any day. I know I'm "wrong" according to like 80% of the population and every cinema purist out there, but I just can't make myself like 24 fps.

[@BigCarso]

Agree. I think 80% of people are against it because old algorithms weren't great. In 2022 the smoothing and upscaling algorithms are nuts!

[@Paulo-py4mm]

Trust me, youre not the only one. I game in 60 FPS or above (only). Anything between 24 and 45 FPS in film and movies makes me physically ill. Id rather the occasional and barely noticeable artefact when it smoothes out sub 60 FPS content.

[@kayummiah5017]

Can someone help, my panasonic tv from 2016 i cant seem to find either the word or if it has an option

[@EmilianoCarlito]

Hi, I’ve just bought a Sony A95K 65” and I’m seeing a lot of motion blur and judder! I’ve turned smoothness to max and film mode to max and can still see it even when watching 4K movies PLEASE HELP =[

[@ajabrams]

I always enjoy seeing you face Caleb!

[@jehugarcia]

I cant seem to find how to turn it off on TCL QM8 tv? Did I buy the one tv you cant turn it off???

[@MrFedemucci]

I supose that ir Is impossible to tiene off/on. I have an skyworth, similar brand of tcl and I cant no/off too

[@BigCarso]

Max settings for dejudder and unlblur here. The artefacts are worth the stunning effect of turning the source into 120hz reality 90 % of the time

[@yuukimasamura5143]

Turn it off for video games and movies. Leave it on for high frame rate and low budget TV shows.

[@rickjohnson2859]

Don't forget sports, in which I believe motion smoothing is made for.

[@aj4123]

Love the content and I appreciate your reviews specifically, which makes me wonder why you guys are so late to the game with the s95b, g2, qn90b, etc..? Definitely looking forward to those!

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

HDTVTEST is the TV channel King if you want to learn in-depth technical stuff about TV's.

[@fidelbanuelos9601]

This SOE is driving us bananas. We only upgraded to a new Samsung because the picture of our 2012 Samsung went blank. May have to return the new one and repair the old one.

[@alexanderfedderly]

On my Sony A80J I have Cinemotion on High but Motion Smoothness and Clarity turned off. On certain content, bumping the Smoothness to 1 is helpful without the dreaded soap opera effect.

[@m.c.388]

X90j, motion flow at 1, clearness to none, cinemotion to high, motion nirvana on lcd, even feeded with 24hz content from a 60hz playback device

[@carl7667]

I personally I like the soap opera effect look on movies

[@Isuka1989]

a friend has a Samsung Neo QLED TV and in his case, the Motion Smoothing is Gray und can NOT be turned off. I had the same issue with a Hisense TV, so I had to send it back. In Gaming, all the detail were lost, when you turn around in a game, you couldn't see literaly anything anymore

[@Noticerofthings]

I set it to low enough that it slightly improves picture quality without giving me soap opera. I set blur to 3 and judder to 1 on my 120hz Samsung QLED and that seems to be fine. (Although for sports I prefer it turned off as they are 60fps)

[@carlcat]

I find SOE to be great for sports, live TV shows like the news or reality shows. I find SOE for movies to be horrible and will ruin a movie for me. Although I don't own a Samsung I've been told that even with all motion settings turned off there's still a bit of SOE left on that can't be removed.....with the exception of the new Samsung QD OLED.

[@kylesalem-fuson8012]

I just brought home a 70” UHD today, put on the patriot, and can confirm there’s still a tinge with it all turned off. But I’m only half an hour into ownership lol haven’t played with anything else. Gta5 on ps4 looks incredible though. However, I am switching from a mitsu DLP from like 08 lol

[@carlcat]

@@kylesalem-fuson8012 Good luck with your new TV. I'm sure it'll be a great improvement from what you had. I'm waiting next year to pick up a 77" QD OLED from Sony or Samsung.

[@roberthuntley1090]

I personally don't worry too much about the SOE, but I am very sensitive to the artefacts that excessive dejudder causes. A low setting (3 or 4 out of 10) on my LG OLED seems best to me, with perhaps a higher setting for fast moving sport (Formula One is a good example, on panning shots with the camera following a car, dejudder does make the advertising hoardings behind the car much clearer, albeit with the occasional artefact). Never seen any real difference whatever I set deblur to though, so I normally leave it zero. At he end of the day, choose what you like.

[@FezAudi]

On my Samsung TV, I found that having motion smoothing off vs having judder reduction set to 0 produces two different looking results. Am I crazy? Or is it really doing something else here?

[@User0815-OG]

Off = nativ 60hz output with pulldown judder when playing 24p content. Judder reduction set to 0 = 60hz to 24p convertion and correct output. Samsung OS is strange

[@FezAudi]

@@User0815-OG Weird. That's what it felt like to me. So is that the same case when my TV does support 120hz, but the device I'm using is only outputting 60hz?

[@User0815-OG]

@@FezAudi In this case, the TV should actually switch to a 60 Hz mode on its own. This can be displayed and checked via an overlay in the menu. If the TV is really running in 120hz mode, you also have a slightly blurry picture, but no stuttering.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

I love high frame rate for everything I watch. Gemini Man running at 120fps in Dolby Cinema was a memorable experience. The 4K Blu-ray version unfortunately ONLY runs at 60fps. 😑 I love watching all my 4K Blu-ray movies with motion smoothing turned ON. 😎👍

[@Datenschutz_Datenschutz]

👎👎👎😂

[@joeyjoey707]

My sony x90l has soap opera effect no matter what setting I use. The only way I could make it go away was to turn off 24p on my bluray player and use 60hz. BTW, this is the replacement x90L. Didn't have this problem with my 5 series tcl.

[@ambientmusicandbeyond1691]

I find leaving motion smoothing on but to medium 120hz works fine, low not enough high soap opera effect.

[@savaramravindra8576]

In my lg g3, the trumotion is set to 'natural' and gyeyed out. how to turn this off?

[@RealArtVandelay]

YES ! that weird ghosting, I couldnt believe that I paid 3000$ for a 120hz TV to look like this, my lder tv was better.. was about to return it when I found out about this, much better now

[@ericsamuels6250]

What’s the best setting for films on a9s ?

[@Sam-Fisher]

🔥🔥🔥

[@VaydaladaVodalada]

…did you stalk me Caleb? I found out about LG CX’s BFI yesterday and gave working on it all morning.

[@jonathonmyska3194]

My TCL TV isn't supposed to have Motion Smoothing (or action smoothing, as they call it), but I can clearly see a Soap Opera Effect. There's nothing in the settings, and so far the customer support hasn't been any help. Does anyone have any ideas?

[@nickycostello6151]

My LG has tru motion but the setting for it is grayed out so it's stuck on!

[@craigosterberg5045]

Helped

[@TheAvargas687]

No thank you ,I love motion flow on my A95 J sony , Been a huge fan of soap opera for years .

[@kabamaru_Iga_No]

In my android tv the setting is named MJC, it’s in the advanced settings.

[@SpikedSilver]

I have a 2023 LG QNED, and TruMotion even when set to "off" still remains on when viewing videos in the Web Browser on WebOS. I have tried this in-store with a C3 and same issue. Do you know how to prevent TruMotion when playing videos via the Web Browser?

[@OPCollector]

Having the same issue except on Prime Video. I cant figure out how to turn it off there

[@SpikedSilver]

@@OPCollector so on my part it was a user error (but only because it’s a bit unintuitive tbh). So I was pressing the home button then selecting settings from the on screen menu. I’m not sure if you are doing the same, but what I had to do was instead enter settings by pressing the gear icon on the remote when in the app I want to adjust the settings for. You can even hold the gear icon to go directly to the deeper settings menu.

[@OPCollector]

@@SpikedSilver brother I just figured that out too lmao. I was doing the same thing. Did not realize you have to go into settings for each hdr, sdr and dolby to turn off trumotion. Hope our comments help someone else lol. The way I fixed it was opening the video trumotion was on then pressing the settings button on the remote. Picture > Advanced > Clarity > Trumotion off for anyone who comes across this

[@arash7even]

Can you give us an update if Sony has moved the bandwidth to 40 or 48gbps on ps5? Is important to know if we have to buy the C2 (48gbps) or can go with cheaper C1 or G1 which are only 40gbps and if could be enough for PS5 future firmware updates(12bit covarage) etc ..

[@sa-jy2gq]

Very good videos, face of reviews !

[@dean_the_jedi]

Why would i, or anybody in their right Mind not want the motion to be smooth?

[@kencur9690]

To actually start enjoying films cinematically.

[@majicogarcia8417]

Cause "iTs NoT CinEmAtiC"

[@LunaticTheCat]

@@kencur9690 24 fsp on an OLED often has a very noticable stutter, though.

[@clintstathis]

I use motion smoothing just to piss Tom cruise off.

[@malcolmmuller5756]

Simply question can i watch movies in smooth motion on 4k tv with no motion smooth

[@hard8gamingandagslive559]

I don’t turn off motion smoothing I love it

[@gc1282]

I actually love the smoothing. It's different.

[@FilmSpook]

You won't get it at the movie theatre or watching movies on your phone, laptop or tablet, thankfully! Motion smoothing sucks, and ruins the natural 24FPS frame rate of films.

[@majicogarcia8417]

@@FilmSpook MUH NATURAL 24FPS !!!

[@itzdcx]

I love it actually

[@nShobhit]

I like it turned off. Just watched a horror movie with motion flow the other day. It was hilarious. Although few videos such as natural scenes look good with it, l don't like this feature.

[@Yorrub]

Does anyone know a specific scene of anything on Netflix/Disney/HBO max that I use to compare with it on & off?

[@muhdfarismuhdsyahir3ft487]

The Matrix

[@RK-jp4xe]

For Sony Oled, I use custom with smoothness at 1. It is the sweet spot for me. Sony used to do better but they are still good.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

"Sony used to do better" They're still the Kings of motion handling in case you didn't know.

[@michaelwyckoff7593]

great video again CALEB

[@adrianchavez1344]

Can someone help me fix this on my 70” Vizio V series…. 🙏🏽

[@Sam-Fisher]

Amazing content

[@DanzyMan2.1]

I used to light motion smoothing but now I find it cheapens the picture and makes it look artificial. I don't mind cinematic movement though, as long as there isn't any noticeable interpolation

[@douglasadjei7509]

I like having it on full blast. Video games spoilt me

[@JudonFoster]

I love using motion smoothing, makes the TV look even better, imho!

[@rickykhokhar2671]

You are bot then

[@JJMcgechan]

You’re a fool then