Can you turn off the smoothing effect?
1435545
This Toshiba TV under menu „³ picture mode or picture setting there is some settings to be change but it won¡¦t be called ¡§smoothing effect¡¨ or ¡§picture motion¡¨ the options are more like ¡§standard¡¨ , ¡§dynamic¡¨ ¡§theater¡¨ picture modes. So the user will have to change these to their personal preferences. This is the beset I can do.
1435546
I haven't found a way to do this yet, but I haven't had the time to experiment with settings or go deep into the menu to find out.
1435547
This Toshiba TV under menu picture mode or picture setting there is some settings to be change but it wont be called smoothing effect or picture motion the options are more like standard , dynamic theater picture modes. So the user will have to change these to their personal preferences. This is the beset I can do.
1280162
I don't think so, there may be some way to modify the programing but why would you want to remove the lines? They're helpful for determining proximity.
1782990
Yes, you need to get in to the additional settings in the camera. Go to menu "D", on the third screen you'll see the second item that looks like a dot with waves coming from it, turn that off.
656091
In the Nav mode select the tools icon. Then select Sounds and Warnings. Next page down and select Speed Warning Settings Now you can turn off "Warn when speeding" or set the limit percentage
500999
The only way to disable it is to have it on the off position.. hope that helps
291696
Yes you can turn it off. You have to do it in the settings. I think you can do it for 1, 2 or 5 minutes.
2176378
I've thoroughly enjoyed my TV for sports (if only my sports team had been as enjoyable). Action sports, specifically football and some basketball look great. I actually disable the motion smoothing effect and think that the image has been outstanding. I agree with other responders in that you need to do some tweaking of the default setting but there are a few out there you can find via a web search to get you started.
1874720
The only way to power it off is to unplug it. To turn the enhancement off you can turn the effect level to 0%.
685080
not that I have found...there are a number of settings I have only used a few.....
18580
Sorry, I can't help. I got rid of it quite some time ago, I used it on Win7. and didn't care for it's performance. I am now on 8.1.
560924
Sorry, no idea. It was a gift to someone else. I do not recall any settings to select smooth or chunky, just that it overheated and quit before it finished its first batch. It was returned.
266412
You can turn it off! Or adjust the pressure to make it very subtle. But yes, you can turn it off separately.
981651
What you probably don't like is the motion smoothing (some people refer to this as the "soap opera effect") on modern TVs. You can turn this feature (called "Auto Motion Plus" on Samsung LED TVs) off in the Picture Options menu. Also, if you notice that the audio is slightly ahead of the video, it's probably due to the image processing being done on the video before it's displayed. You can turn this off as well. The easiest way is to put your TV in "Game Mode."
691654
You can turn it off however there is no proof to show that you have it turned off. Therefore I don't believe this model would be acceptable for a sanctioned tournament where slope adjustment is not allowed
1669895
supposedly. it does not have anything in the menus so i don't think you can turn it off but p.148 in the manual says it has "lens-shift type optical stabilization"
2033893
I couldn't find anything in the manual on if you can turn this feature off. I happen to like this feature.
334297
If there is, I could not find it in the short user's guide that came with mine. I hope there is, and that someone who knows how to do so will share that. I would love to disable it. ;-)