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Old 07-16-2009, 07:56 PM   #3
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Talking Hope this helps.
More than likely you are experiencing motion enhancement. 120 hz tvs employ some form of enhancement software that tries to interpolate frames in between a frame to make the transition smoother. In some uses this can be nice such as sports, but for blu-ray and regular tv watching it sometimes misreads the image or delays leaving an artifact which is most likely what you are seeing.
Your Samsung uses Automotion i believe as its software. Try turning this down or off in your video settings when watching blu-ray. It doesn't turn off 120hz it just lowers the added enhancement hopefully removing the artifacts. Most members i belive do the same prefering to see the 24p in a unchanged format. Hope this helps

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