TV smoothing - discussion + new section

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just a thought we could have a new section on home entertainment tech? TV's? hi-fis etc.

now onto the main thing. my tv has a smoothing feature as in it adds extra frames to make things seem smoother and more akin to natural movement, its a bit odd for me at first since ive never had it before, its playing games its most disorienting. now i know Chris uses it but what about the rest of you? if you have the feature?
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For watching movies it's great, but like you said, for gaming it's horrible.

Tech section...
Hmm, TV's, hifi, speakers, Sky, Cable. Anything else?
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funny thing is though daz when i turned it off i noticed how jerky the game could be

or maybe its the tv playing tricks on me.....

rise of the machines.....
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Yeah it does improve the quality of the image and framerates, but I found it causes input lag.
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