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Turn off motion smoothing on a TV

Look for Motion, Clarity, TruMotion, Auto Motion Plus, MotionFlow or a similar picture setting and set interpolation/judder reduction off. The control can be stored separately for each input, app and picture mode.

Direct answer

Look for Motion, Clarity, TruMotion, Auto Motion Plus, MotionFlow or a similar picture setting and set interpolation/judder reduction off. The control can be stored separately for each input, app and picture mode.

What this covers

  • A TV showing soap-opera-like motion in films or series
  • The exact condition described in the direct answer
  • Customer-accessible observations and controls

What it does not cover

  • ×A different model, region or software interface that contradicts the cited source
  • ×A displayed code with a separate manufacturer meaning
  • ×Live electrical, gas, sealed-system or battery-cell repair
Try in this order0 of 4 completed
  1. Establish the exact starting state

    Reversible

    Identify the active source, picture mode and whether the setting is stored per input.

  2. Separate the fault or decision boundary

    Reversible

    Disable only interpolation/judder reduction before changing blur, black-frame insertion or game mode.

  3. Apply the narrowest correction

    Reversible

    Set the manufacturer's motion-smoothing control to Off or zero for the affected mode.

  4. Verify before escalating

    Reversible

    Replay the same panning scene from each used input/app.

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What is the short answer to “Turn off motion smoothing on a TV”?+

Look for Motion, Clarity, TruMotion, Auto Motion Plus, MotionFlow or a similar picture setting and set interpolation/judder reduction off. The control can be stored separately for each input, app and picture mode.

What should I check before changing anything?+

Identify the active source, picture mode and whether the setting is stored per input.

How do I know the action worked?+

Replay the same panning scene from each used input/app.

When should I stop?+

Motion controls can affect brightness and gaming latency; change one subsetting at a time.

Change recordAug. 17, 2026 — Added as a distinct settings intent with its own scope, diagnostic boundary, verification and first-party source.
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