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The article says... > If you’re someone who doesn’t notice motion smoothing or doesn’t particularly care about it... This basically is me. It then proceeds t
by pugworthy 2y ago
The article says...
> If you’re someone who doesn’t notice motion smoothing or doesn’t particularly care about it...
This basically is me.
It then proceeds to describe a number of things that would be blatantly obvious and asks you to imagine if you couldn't turn them off. Yes, if my Kindle's fonts all went 3x size, I'd both notice and probably care.
But this "logic" fails to work with that previously quoted sentence. Yes, I would care about something I noticed or cared about. But why should I care about something I don't notice or don't care about?
- recursive 2y agoNo one's asking you to care. Some people wouldn't notice tripled text size, even though it's similarly hard for me to imagine. I usually notice motion interpolation within a second of watching. I also find it to be intolerable. Maybe people like you can come out ahead on the newly reduced prices on these RokuTV's with recently reduced market value.
- pugworthy 2y agoI think I got my first Roku device in 2008? So far quite happy.
- ranger207 2y agoIt's asking you to empathize with users who can notice motion smoothing by imagining that you suffer a major noticable annoyance. The logic flows perfectly well in that sentence.