“Since the TV is only 60hz is there a concern with motion blur with fast moving scenes?”

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• All sources of TV are generally natively 60hz. TV's that feature 120hz or 240hz fake it, meaning they take a 60hz source and then use it's processors to render it in 120hz or 240hz. Frame rate is more important. For instance: your Blu Ray movies are at 24 frames per second, HDTV channels in 720p are generally 60fps, and 1080p channels are generally (but not always) 30fps. you would benefit from a 120hz or 240hz TV most if your input source is running higher than 60fps. A quicker answer is no, you should not be concerned with fast moving scenes in terms of blurriness, artifacting is what you should worry about.

  Answered by Anonymous 10 years ago

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• Had noticeable lag with the Auto Motion Plus turned on. When I disabled this feature, it went away.

  Answered by LeeM21 10 years ago

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• They compensate well when it comes to that speed. I didn't witness any blurring effects. None noticed during a football game.

  Answered by stgecko 10 years ago

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• I have found no issue's with motion blur and I watch a lot of sports. as well as movies

  Answered by megasound 10 years ago

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• TV is 120 hertz.

  Answered by Lynn 10 years ago

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