Mark Rejhon
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Hello,
I need a volunteer to test this!
I do not own a Sony HDTV, but I've gotten information of LightBoost-style behavior on a Sony HDTV that works with consoles -- PlayStation3 and XBox360, albiet with a *slight* input lag (not as good as LightBoost computer monitors). Apparently giving you plasma-quality game motion on an LED HDTV display, if you don't mind the 1-frame extra input lag (guesstimate).
Do you own a high-end Sony LED HDTV?
2012 model year or newer, with the scanning backlight feature?
A high-end model with the "Motionflow XR 960" feature?
Then it should also have a "Motionflow Impulse Mode"? (Motionflow mode WITHOUT interpolation)
Example: Sony XBR HX950 (Specifications say "Impulse Mode: Yes")
If you own a similar model, please turn on the "Impulse" setting. (You might need to disable your "Game Mode" temporarily)
-- It will then flicker like a 60 Hz CRT. (the main disadvantage)
-- However, about 75% of your motion blur disappears if you use Motionflow Impulse. (the big advantage)
Test one of your full-framerate 60fps console games (or use a PC/laptop). Since it does not use interpolation, it has far less input lag than interpolation, even if not as low-lag as Game Mode.
Please report back. Also try the "Clear" and "Clear Plus" settings.
Thanks,
Mark Rejhon
BlurBusters.com Blog -- Eliminating Motion Blur on LCD's -- LightBoost HOWTO
I need a volunteer to test this!
I do not own a Sony HDTV, but I've gotten information of LightBoost-style behavior on a Sony HDTV that works with consoles -- PlayStation3 and XBox360, albiet with a *slight* input lag (not as good as LightBoost computer monitors). Apparently giving you plasma-quality game motion on an LED HDTV display, if you don't mind the 1-frame extra input lag (guesstimate).
Do you own a high-end Sony LED HDTV?
2012 model year or newer, with the scanning backlight feature?
A high-end model with the "Motionflow XR 960" feature?
Then it should also have a "Motionflow Impulse Mode"? (Motionflow mode WITHOUT interpolation)
Example: Sony XBR HX950 (Specifications say "Impulse Mode: Yes")
If you own a similar model, please turn on the "Impulse" setting. (You might need to disable your "Game Mode" temporarily)
-- It will then flicker like a 60 Hz CRT. (the main disadvantage)
-- However, about 75% of your motion blur disappears if you use Motionflow Impulse. (the big advantage)
Test one of your full-framerate 60fps console games (or use a PC/laptop). Since it does not use interpolation, it has far less input lag than interpolation, even if not as low-lag as Game Mode.
Please report back. Also try the "Clear" and "Clear Plus" settings.
Thanks,
Mark Rejhon
BlurBusters.com Blog -- Eliminating Motion Blur on LCD's -- LightBoost HOWTO
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