what is the response time and refresh rate of samsungla32c450 lcd?

[IndianMascot]

Then Samsung won't help you . blurring happens in Plasma not in LCD & LED. Instead interlace happens when you watch interlaced videos.

If you watch a 1080p video, you won't face any such issue in any latest LED TV of Samsung, LG, Panasonic and Sony

 

[aumnamonarayan]

motion rate is to counter blur only bhai, how can u say that lcd or led do not have this issue

 

[IndianMascot]

Bcoz I know it, experienced it and I am not a technical noob

 

[aumnamonarayan]

but u r wrong on this bhai

 

[Technoglitch]

the source footage is never greater than 60Hz so its of no use going for 120 hz or more. if you think higher refresher rate can provide you with more details then you are wrong.
Actually, higher refreh rate tvs can produce a distinctly artificial, unnatural feel to video. Motion can appear too smooth,action can seem just slightly sped up to the point of looking unreal, and it can take you out of the experience quicker than any judder. Indeed, for me, judder is just as natural as film grain, and a subtle but necessary part of watching TV and movies.


If you get blur its due to interlace on Sd channels.
Interlacing is not used on hdtvs nowdays and progressive scan is used.
Progressive is just like an xerox machine, copies the data and reproduces at the destination whereas interlace reads only the alternate lines(from left to right) and reproduces at

destination.

 

[Technoglitch]

have you ever watched any movies on bluray with DNR applied dino29?
The image looks polished and cold, especially you get the feeling you are watching a digital film and you miss the theatrical feel.

 

[people]

dino just go to video shop,and check all branded led's with star sports or espn hd.you can get some clear idea.

 

[IndianMascot]

if anyone has lcd/led tv with 120 hz or 200 hz refresh rate then plz post a video of cnbc tv 18 on it

Lab Test of 120 Hz UHDTV with 16 times more resolution than present HDTV was passed few days back only in China. So, till such LED TVs come into production and further to retail stores, it will take years.

Rest all had been well explained by ganesh

 

[Technoglitch]

thanks for the feedback IndianMascot:tongue:

 

[IndianMascot]

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