What does TruMotion mean?

What does TruMotion mean?

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What Is “TruMotion” Anyway? TruMotion is LG’s implementation of motion smoothing. Motion smoothing works by increasing the framerate (the speed at which your TV shows a new picture) of the video by inserting extra “fake” frames between each real frame.

Is TruMotion the same as Hz?

TruMotion, a designation used in LG TVs. At first, the indicator was measured in hertz, but since TruMotion has nothing to do with frequency. After a couple of years, this indicator became simply a number. In short, TruMotion.

What does LG game mode do?

By enabling “Game Mode”, you are disabling certain features of the TV to reduce picture quality, and in return you get more responsive inputs on your controller. The less your TV has to work, the more responsive your controller is.

What is TruMotion rate?

On TVs that have a 120Hz refresh rate it simply says “120Hz Native,” while with 60Hz models it lists “TruMotion 120 (60Hz Native).” So Motion Rate 240 indicates a native refresh of 120Hz while Motion Rate 120 means a 60Hz refresh. In the least expensive of their TVs, a Motion Rate of 60 means a 60Hz refresh.

Is TruMotion motion smoothing?

But if you dig into the options, you’ll almost certainly find it under Motion. Samsung calls it Auto Motion Plus, for example, while LG calls it TruMotion. Vizio just calls it Smooth Motion Effect, and TCL calls it Action Smoothing.

Is TruMotion 120 actually 120Hz?

LG’s web site lists the panel’s native refresh rate up front. On TVs that have a 120Hz refresh rate it simply says “120Hz Native,” while with 60Hz models it lists “TruMotion 120 (60Hz Native).” Samsung is better than it used to be about this, albeit not as transparent as LG.

Does Game Mode increase FPS?

Turning Game Mode slightly increases the FPS of your game. But you also need a game that supports this feature. Most games may not support FPS boost. Still, game mode can make the playing smoother depending on how well the optimization worked.