"For many people, motion smoothing on TVs is only appropriate for gaming and watching live sports; enthusiasts typically prefer turning off the feature to watch anything else because it can detract from the filmmaker's original intent, making on-screen images seem artificial or hyper-realistic. It's a perfectly descriptive metaphor that probably requires no explanation."
"On most smart TVs, you can check the Picture settings for any feature that includes the word "motion." Once you find it, here's how to disable motion interpolation on various models. Samsung TV Motion smoothing on Samsung TVs is called "Auto Motion Plus." As with almost every brand, start by pressing the gear button on your remote. Select All Settings, then go to Picture > More Picture Settings > Picture Clarity Settings > Auto Motion"
Motion smoothing, also called motion interpolation, artificially increases frame rates to reduce judder and can make cinematic content look hyper-realistic, creating the 'soap opera effect.' Enthusiasts typically turn the feature off for movies and TV shows to preserve the filmmaker's intended look. The feature benefits fast-paced content such as live sports and gaming by making motion appear smoother and clearer. Most smart TVs place motion-related controls in Picture settings under terms containing 'motion.' On Samsung TVs the feature is named Auto Motion Plus; disable it via All Settings > Picture > More Picture Settings > Picture Clarity Settings > Auto Motion.
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