Roku update turns on hated motion-smoothing feature, with no off switch

Movies are filmed at 24 frames per second with motion blur aplenty—an ancient technical and artistic sweet spot, or compromise, that defines the aesthetic of cinema. The folks at TV- and streaming-box-maker Roku know better, and pushed an update that adds the "missing" frames, a technique known as interpolation but more plainly as motion smoothing. — Read the rest

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