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Software updates strike again, leaving interpolated frames in unwanted places.
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Once again pirates get the best service.
An animator’s rant on why motion smoothing is terrible for animation:
I once saw a TV at an IKEA playing old 1960s Tom & Jerry cartoons with frame-doubling and motion-smoothing on. Made me very uncomfortable.
Yeah, I could never put my finger on why I didn’t like it before, but then I saw this video and everything made a lot more sense.
Although, with the recent AI boom I could see this process improving a lot (such as what DLSS is doing)… but I would still want an artist in the loop for movies/shows making it look just right, rather than my TV trying to guess how characters should move around between frames.
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Ugh… It’s like watching TV at my parents’ home on their Smart TV with all the stupid bells and whistles enabled. I can’t stand these things.
This is grounds for a class action suit
Honestly worse than ads
It’s just on some TCL tvs that have Roku built in. This might be TCLs fault, they control their updates
I kinda like motion smoothing, especially when there is a setting that allows you to adjust it and not just a toggle between vaseline and off. A lil bit goes a long way, but I do think it’s a good feature!
You are, of course, entitled to your very wrong opinion
