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Turn Off Soap Opera Effect
If you are not a fan of this soap opera effect trend (in-your-face too realistic camcorder video picture texture & feel), especially whenever watching movies, you can easily switch to the dreamier reality escaping imagery as intended by film directors. Then again, some customers have come to appreciate that real world feeling depiction achieved by increasing the number of image frames per second.
TruMotion is a technology that was developed for LCD televisions to alleviate their inherent flaws at depicting images in motion that resulted in blurriness on account of the sluggish panel response time. Whereas LCD panels’ response time is clocked in millisecond, self-emitting OLED panels’ response time is measured in microsecond. OLED renders images in motion at lightning speed.
On the other hand, TruMotion helps tremendously in bringing sheer realism to sporting events or any video source captured by camcorders, professional caliber or not, operating at 60fps (frames per second) as opposed to movie cameras rolling celluloid at 24fps.
Some customers have expressed their preference viewing movies in that sheer realism texture TruMotion provides and that’s perfectly fine. For those individuals, we recommend consulting the more comprehensive TruMotion article addressing details about the various options offered to consumers so they may take full advantage of that feature.
However, if you prefer your movie viewing to emulate a night out at the theatre, make sure the TruMotion feature on your OLED TV is turned “OFF” or, very least, "CINEMA MOTION".
Try this
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Press
Remote controller settings button (Settings) button on remote controller to access on-screen display menus.
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Select All Settings ⁝ → Picture → Advanced Settings → Clarity → (scroll down option list to the bottom) → TruMotion → OFF or Cinematic Motion.
Executing the TruMotion feature option from the TV settings menu
>➔ TruMotion setting in previous [2022 webOS 22] TV models.
After turning on the TV, press the [Settings] button on the remote control.
From [Settings], select [All Settings].On [Picture], select [Advanced Settings].
Select [Clarity].
Select [TruMotion].
Select an easy-to-view mode from among cinematic motion, natural motion and smooth motion.
[2021 WebOS6.0]
Press the button on the remote control and select [All Settings] → [Picture] → [Advanced Settings] → [Clarity] → [TruMotion].
[2020 webOS5.0]
Press the button on the remote control and select [All Settings] → [Picture] → [Picture Mode Settings] → [Picture Option] → [TruMotion].
※ If your remote control does not have the [ ] button, press the Home [
] button, and select Settings [
] on the screen.
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