Weird playback on Samsung 6300 LED TV

Hey all, I have been browsing the forums but haven't seen this specific issue noted but I admit I may have missed it. I am not knowledgeable about this enough to know where to zero in for troubleshooting.

Here is my issue: I notice that when I watch a movie the framerate/motion of the people onscreen seems to move differently then when I watch the same video on the hosting computer. I don't know how to describe it other than watching a movie on film, and one recorded on a camcorder. (film vs digital).

I have the TV hooked up to the computer through a router, and it is a wired connection. I don't appear to notice any audio lag/delay/sync issues but this difference is driving me crazy.

Is this a transcoding issue? A network issue?

Sorry if this has been brought up before, my searches haven't been very successful.

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Do you have some kind of 100 Hz thingy on your TV? If yes, turn it off.

Thanks!

I did a refined search and it appears the "auto motion plus" setting is the issue with this TV. Turned it off and it is good to go.

Thanks again!

Hey all, I have been browsing the forums but haven't seen this specific issue noted but I admit I may have missed it. I am not knowledgeable about this enough to know where to zero in for troubleshooting.

Here is my issue: I notice that when I watch a movie the framerate/motion of the people onscreen seems to move differently then when I watch the same video on the hosting computer. I don't know how to describe it other than watching a movie on film, and one recorded on a led light. (film vs digital).

I have the TV hooked up to the computer through a router, and it is a wired connection. I don't appear to notice any audio lag/delay/sync issues but this difference is driving me crazy.

Is this a transcoding issue? A network issue?

Sorry if this has been brought up before, my searches haven't been very successful.

Were you able to sort out the issue? I am facing similar problem so can you provide some useful information

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The post above yours...?