Still, there is a way you can adjust motion smoothing on new smart TVs, or turn it off altogether. Here's how to find the setting on a Samsung smart TV. Adding in artificial frames to fill content ...

Your TV's motion smoothing feature doesn't work well for most shows and movies, but there's a good reason you should activate it while watching Super Bowl LIX. I’ve been PCMag’s home ...

Motion smoothing and similar processing can be shut off on any set ... If we could get people to realize that the TV they paid a lot of money for has a default setting, and that they may want to ...

However, this ignores the facts that native 24fps content tends to look more juddery on a home TV than a cinema projector, ...

They are: Motion Smoothing or Motion Interpolation. To make things more confusing, it might be called something else entirely depending on your TV model. Looking out for "motion" is usually the key.

TV manufacturers developed Motion Smoothing to tackle this problem. However, it can degrade the visual quality of images by generating additional frames, resulting in some janky viewing.

Your TV's motion smoothing feature doesn't work well for most shows and movies, but there's a good reason you should activate ...