I think I’m the only person I know who doesn’t mind it.
Shit, maybe I’m old and that’s what everyone else is going to look for and turn off.
This is what it did to my anime:
It’s less egregious on live action content but still noticeable
So it turns human made content into AI looking content?
Well, it uses AI to insert extra frames in between the real frames. So it doesn't just look like AI content, it is AI content, spliced between every frame of your anime.
I'm hesitant to call it AI for the stuff available on TVs. It's similar at some level but drastically simpler and the tech most TVs will use has been around way longer than what we'd typically call AI. Motion smoothing is usually math and algorithms we mostly could understand.
Now, if we're talking DLSS/etc on a PC, yeah, that probably qualifies as AI but there's a lot more that goes into that.
Or if you're at 120hz it's 3 frames of ai for each frame of 30fps video.
Don't worry there are dozens of us. Dozens!
It's my guilty pleasure.
How new does your TV have to be to have this? I just scrolled through settings and couldn't find it. Is it normally in screen settings?
It could be in "input settings" too, since it may be device-specific (HDMI 1 on Game mode, etc.)
My plasma """120""" Hz plasma true-motion-plus enabled Panasonic had that shit and it was a decade old.
And iOS calls it Motion Cues — so you don’t yak
"Photography is truth. The cinema is truth 24 times per second, plus some neural frame interpolation spliced in between."
I am using a panasonic from 2008 😅
My folks leave subtitles on too. I love when something goes fast behind the text and the letters go all wibbly wobbly.
Thanks! How I know how to turn it on for every TV I see.
If you paid for 120Hz, you should be utilizing every available frame, even if you have to generate fake ones.
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