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That's a one way communication Good point. But the TVs (like mine) are 120 Hz refresh. So they need algorithms to interpolate/smooth the video inputs that are
by PhantomGremlin 8y ago
That's a one way communication
Good point.
But the TVs (like mine) are 120 Hz refresh. So they need algorithms to interpolate/smooth the video inputs that are 24 Hz, 60 Hz interlaced, 60 Hz.
Sounds like a nice feature. But people complained that the new algorithms pushed to the TV without people's knowledge or consent were inferior to the old algorithms. I personally wouldn't know, I kept my TV far away from an antenna input.
Sony can't "spy" on you with this method, but they can "break" your TV while you're asleep.
- verall 8y agoI can imagine them introducing a bug, but most motion of the interp is done in hardware. Otherwise it takes a seriously hefty gpu to do 60hz->120hz interp without dropping frames. Especially at 4K.