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Originally Posted by davidcharles leave motion plus off for blurays...it handles 24p material very well. There's a known hiccup with playback when motion plus is on that causes a slight judder, so leave it off.......i have motion plus on clear for tv viewing and off bluray |
For info you can get away with using Custom Motion settings on 50hz content (Sky/Virgin/etc). I use Blur 10 / Judder 1 or 2. I think the reason you can’t use it on 24 or 60 fps material is because these frame rates aren’t divisible by 200 (the set is a 200Hz set) and it needs to drop a frame or repeat a frame here or there when interpolating. Whereas with your satellite or cable boxes that run at 50Hz it is divisible by 200 – hence no stutter.
I may be wrong here but just my experiences with the set.
I have had mine set to Blur 10 / Judder 2 on my Sky HD box and never experienced this at all – whereas ANY combination on Custom for 24 frame or 60 frame Blu-ray’s causes the stutter. What it is really puzzling though is that Clear doesn’t produce this error on Blu-ray’s. I flick between motion plus Off and Clear for Blu-ray’s as some I find the motion a little choppy and Clear helps with this.
What I’d really like to know is how it handles 24p material. Does the set actually display the material at a multiple of 24 (48Hz, 72Hz) as some other Pioneer and Panasonics do – or does it use 3:2 pull down and convert as the set is 60Hz native – causing the not so smooth and a little choppy motion? Just because it accepts 24p doesn’t mean it displays it in a multiple of 24.
Due to this I remember contemplating whether to set my Blu-ray player to 60Hz output and test which has better motion, basically moving the conversion from the TV to the player to see which did it better – I did mess about with this a few months back vaguely remember preferring the slowed down rate of 24p with motion plus Blur 10 / Judder 1 but couldn’t stand the stutter it produces every now and then
Been meaning to have another play in this area to find something I’m happy with so will let you know where I finally sit.