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Old 01-20-2019, 02:52 PM   #1
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Default Will HDMI 2.1 VRR lead to a better 24 fps experience.

I am sure this has been discussed ad nauseum and there are other threads, but I just missed them.

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For gamers, VRR is the most exciting feature to come out of HDMI 2.1. Variable Refresh Rate can lead to a superior gaming experience in terms of smoothness so for gamers its a big deal.

However, I would like to know if it could theoretically benefit video viewing especially for films shot in 24 fps? Eventhough most TVs have motion processing and dejudder, they still leave a lot to be desired in the ultra wide panning shots without resorting to the soap opera effect, which no true film enthusiast ever uses.

My LG B7, as great as it is, suffers from stutter and I was wondering VRR could in theory improve that?

In short, does VRR offer any benefits for 24 fps content?
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