“Can the 120 rate refresh be adjusted or turned off if you want to watch older 60 rate content? I can't stand the soap opera effect on some TV's with higher rates.”
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Yes, the higher refresh rate can be turned off. The setting is called 'Action Smoothing'.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Dear CycleRep, It seems that you do not understand what refresh rate does. The purpose of refresh rate is to make any moving object to move smoothly across the screen...rather than appearing to jump or have a staccato effect. The soap opera effect is being caused by something else entirely. There is no content that is 60 hrtz vs 120 hrtz. If you are experiencing an issue, call customer support and they should be able to recommend any changes in your set-up to address this problem.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Actually the tv auto detects what resolution and speed in which is best for the devices your using and what your watching. I'm actually amazed at the clarity of some older shows that come on.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The refresh rate cannot be manually manipulated on our TVs. However, this particular model does not have interpolation, which is what would cause the "soap opera effect". Hope this helps! Thank you, TCL Customer Support
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