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It is quite odd but watching Blue Ray on my friend's nice LED makes movies look bad IMO...like watching Inglourious Basterds, it was as if everything was too clear and focused so that they whole movie looked rather amateurish. Rather frustrating, I thought. Same thing went with District 9 (the effects looked so fake) but the documentary style factor made the "too clear" problem seem not as bad.Originally Posted by dave333
It is quite odd but watching Blue Ray on my friend's nice LED makes movies look bad IMO...like watching Inglourious Basterds, it was as if everything was too clear and focused so that they whole movie looked rather amateurish. Rather frustrating, I thought. Same thing went with District 9 (the effects looked so fake) but the documentary style factor made the "too clear" problem seem not as bad.Originally Posted by dave333
So Inglourious Basterds was so clear that you almost felt there?Originally Posted by Hombre Secreto
What you're describing is known as the "soap opera affect" or SOA. It's a result of motion interpolation. The problem is that your friend's LED is either 120 Hz or 240 Hz and you were watching their TV with motion interpolation turned on. Your friend needs to go into his picture settings and either shut motion interpolation off or adjust it to a setting that will not create the dreaded SOA. I have a new 120 Hz Samsung LCD HDTV and my Auto Motion Plus (Samsung's version of motion interpolation) is set to "clear" and avoids this issue entirely. There are people who will tell you they like the SOA. Those people are stupid and/or weird.Originally Posted by blairh
Personally I will never watch a movie if I don't have time to get through it. The instances where I'm unexpectedly interrupted in the middle of movie-watching are few and far between. I never really made use of the DVD feature when I was using DVDs.Originally Posted by JD_May
this will be great for Appreciation.Originally Posted by LawrenceMD
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