Сlear motion rate (CMR) TV Samsung

Samsung clear motion rate what it is

Samsung clear motion rate – a proprietary Samsung technology allows you to make the image on the TV more smooth and crisp.

According to the manufacturer.

This technology is based on a combination of optimal frame rate, the most-screen panel, processor and backlight technology, implemented in accordance with modern technologies.

Clear Motion Rate It involves the simultaneous operation of the processor, the matrix, and backlight.

How the Samsung clear motion rate works

The combined work of all three parameters allows you to create incredible cruelty, even in the most dynamic scenes.

When the viewer is watching TV with Clear Motion Rate for some parameters can be estimated that the image quality designation coined 200Hz, 400Hz, 600Hz, 800Hz LCD TV in reality is not able to show with such frequency.

How does Clear Motion Rate technology in this TV attended the following components.

1. Matrix screen– clear that the image quality should be a quality matrix to have a small response time and not leave after a change of image artifacts on the screen.

1. The Processing must have sufficient speed for image processing using two techniques:
   adding in an identical frame intervals between frames and using the second motion interpolation. Create artificial intermediate frames that are inserted between the real frames. This achieves a reduction in motion blur.
2. Backlight – Samsung uses a gated illumination (short backlight off), which also provides a visual smoothness of the image and reduces blurring image

Disadvantages: 2D to 3D conversion is not possible without the use of Clear Motion Rate is necessary to create additional frames as Samsung uses active 3D technology glasses alternately darken the glass for the left and right eye, without increasing the frequency of the image viewer will be noticeable screen flicker. When converting the image viewer feels the effect of the soap opera, convert images to 3D recalls vintage TV series filmed on a video camera, it was shown widely in the late 80s early 90s.