Thinking of buying a TV; suggestions?

Vampyr · 08-01-2011, 10:15 AM

Can someone tell me what the purpose of the auto motion actually is? I mean, it attempts to upconvert the FPS? To what end?

The only thing I noticed when having it on was that it didn't blur the background correctly, so EVERYTHING was in focus, and stuff looked very weird.

Also, I have a Samsung LED LCD (1080p, 46"), and I love it. I had a Samsung LCD (720p, 37") before this one, and it was great as well...I highly recommend Samsung.

magus113 · 08-01-2011, 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Vampyr

Can someone tell me what the purpose of the auto motion actually is? I mean, it attempts to upconvert the FPS? To what end?

The only thing I noticed when having it on was that it didn't blur the background correctly, so EVERYTHING was in focus, and stuff looked very weird.

Also, I have a Samsung LED LCD (1080p, 46"), and I love it. I had a Samsung LCD (720p, 37") before this one, and it was great as well...I highly recommend Samsung.

Samsung TVs are great but if you want the best as far as middle of the road brand name products go, Vizio works great. I have a 1080p 37" TV from them and it's great. Lightweight, great picture quality. Could use a few more ports but I make do.

Bube · 08-01-2011, 03:31 PM

Hmm.. I don't think we have Vizio over here, but today, I pretty much decided on a 42" Samsung LED model. Non-3D, because I found out that glasses were too expensive, and I don't think the 3D gimmick is worth the price.

Jason1 · 08-01-2011, 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Vampyr

Can someone tell me what the purpose of the auto motion actually is? I mean, it attempts to upconvert the FPS? To what end?

The only thing I noticed when having it on was that it didn't blur the background correctly, so EVERYTHING was in focus, and stuff looked very weird.

Also, I have a Samsung LED LCD (1080p, 46"), and I love it. I had a Samsung LCD (720p, 37") before this one, and it was great as well...I highly recommend Samsung.

I dont really know the purpose, clearer picture I assume. But from what I understand, it basically works like this: The TV will actually "guess" what the missing frames will look like so to speak and add in extra frames to get it up to 48 FPS or whatever. So, it should result in a smoother picture.