2014-07-29, 07:06
(2014-07-27, 22:37)TylerD004 Wrote:Probably an issue with your TV or player settings. I would try researching the correct settings for your TV - game mode may make assumptions that do not hold for video playback.(2014-07-27, 21:16)djfred93 Wrote: Smooth motion use frame blending and should only be use when your display couldn't match the framerate of your video.
Yes, that makes sense.. But can anyone explain to me why it looks significantly better ON rather than when refresh and framerate matching?
(2014-07-27, 22:37)TylerD004 Wrote: I polled about 30 of my friends that have come over to watch movies and they all agree. Not only that, but 11 of my friends have HTPC's with XBMC and they have all chosen to use MPC-HT as their external player to get Smooth Motion. All of our displays can match refresh, but it just doesn't look as good.I tested MadVR's Smooth Motion on a loaner laptop and was quite impressed with it on the laptop LCD screen. I didn't think it would work at all. It was a pretty good approximation of 24fps playback, without any of the problems that come with motion compensated interpolation ("soap opera effect", motion compensation errors).
The results were worse on my TV (Panasonic ZT60 plasma). You can see the ghosts from blending. Real 24fps (at 96Hz) is much cleaner.