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I’m running a Sony A80L OLED TV paired with a Panasonic UB9000 4K player, and I’m running into a frustrating issue with motion handling when watching UHD Blu-rays.
Here’s what’s happening: When I leave the UB9000’s 24p output set to Auto (as recommended), I get an unwanted soap opera effect on most movies when off it looks as it should my question is why and is this common? Last edited by asianmusicguy; 05-14-2025 at 01:15 AM. |
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