TM is a mess with anything higher than 0,0. First by using it, you are converting 24hz to 60hz if set to 0,0. Now if you set dejudder at 1 or higher, you are now telling the tv to do even more processing of that converted 24hz to 60hz. You really only have 2 choices. RC on, TM off for correct 5:5 cadence, or RC off, TM off (or 0,0) for 3:2 cadence. Anything else and you are telling the tv to "guess" as to how motion will be within that scene. For simple motion, all in one direction, it can usually guess right. It rarely gets it right when objects are moving in different directions on the screen and this creates artifacts. Coming from a Pioneer 5020 and Samsung F8500 plasma, my E6 5:5 cadence with RC on looks exactly as my Pioneer did with it 3:3 cadence and the Samsung's 5:5 cadence. Setting TM to 0,0 looks exactly as the plasmas did when they try to convert to 3:2. Judder looked just as "bad" on my plasmas. Luckily, over the years I got use to it, and don't even notice it anymore.