Anyone notice stuttering and dropping frames in Amazon app as well?
Yep got an E6 and watching GT in 4K on the app there is a lot of it mainly on the slow pans
Anyone notice stuttering and dropping frames in Amazon app as well?
I had been planning to buy a B7 this year but these motion issues have me worried. I have no interest in frame interpolation or to be frank any processing at all. I just want completely raw frames displayed at their native frame rate.
Are these motion issues only present when using the TV's processing? With everything turned off, will the TV display 24, 25, 30, and 60fps content without issue?
Well the thing is they use processing to prevent vignetting so you don't get raw output anyhow. As for motion the only option that works to smooth things out is PC Mode (Though sadly not for 1080 @ 50).
Yes... This particular issue seems to occur with Freeview HD channels when the TV switches between 1080i and 1080p flagged content. And it's been around on previous LG models too.I have this micro stutter at scene change on my LG whilst watching Freeview digital TV. However, watching the same content through HDMI on my Virgin box there is no stutter at all.
Just want to say I solved my micro stutter issue that was driving me crazy by turning off "Noise Reduction" on my LG B7. Was super noticeable watching basketball. I had it set to 'low' but as soon as I set to 'off' the stutter went away. Makes a huge difference, was getting close to returning tv.
24p describes the frame rate content was filmed in or the refresh rate content is displayed at. For the former that's 24 frames per second (FPS) and the latter 24 Hertz (Hz). The 'p' distinguishes how is scanned to be displayed on the screen, in this case progressively. So each frame is displayed as an entire picture, not as odd and even lines one after the other, in two separate fields, as it would be with interlaced (i) content.What is 24p and why is this so important in topics about motion on TVs? In what relation is 24p to 50 or 60Hz systems in EU and America? How will I know if the movie I downloaded or riped is 24p or not.
I thought we covered this off in the C8 owners thread?!2. Why when I watch bluray rip, true rip without any compression - I don't have any motion problems, and the picture is absolutely perfect, but when I download mkv with 1080p "bluray" rip in it, x264, - the picture has this awful shutter in the background of the slow moving shots? What is the difference and why smaller rips, which are not Bluray have it. Can it be related to 24p, 50/60 Hz, ot they just can't be as true bluray no matter what?
3. TruMotion, MotionFlow etc. On my old LED LCD TV's I always turned that stuff off because I dont like that plastic super fluid picture (is that soap opera effect?), I will insted accept a little stutter, but on OLED it is almost required to turn ON that artifical systems because "raw" stutter is just to much without it. I am of course talking about that 1080p "smaller" rips, not original bluray. If I set TruMotion on my LG to 2 or 3, that same movie will look smooth at first, but every few second or so, there will be a small twitch in the picture which I absolutey want to avoid. Like it is "buffering" the picture in memory for processing, and then it lost few frames and skipp from time to time. So what can I do to play normal rips on my OLED like I used to on my old Sony LED bravia? I can't get it to look, "normal" if you know what I mean. It forces me to turn different processing options, which I don't really want.
To add to that, if you're going to download pirated content, of unknown origin, it's probably not the best idea to come on a public UK forum and moan that it doesn't playback as you expected.
Paul