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Hi!

I have been waiting for each new firmware, eager to see true 24p without 2:3 Pulldown implemented on the 5605H. Any news on this topic?

This depends on the HD Natural Motion setting. When turned off, it does a 2:3 Pulldown, unfortunately. When turned on, the frame interpolation kicks in. However, I have no idea how many frames are...

The "cinema" mode is just another preset. All presets share the same options. There is no "special" mode for 24p playback.

The possible refresh rates would interest me as well, considering the possible implementation of 24p playback with a 5:5 pulldown with a firmware upgrade. Not very likely, but I refuse to give up...

That's not really what I said. My statement was:
Sharp 24p not eqal to Sharp 60p
Philips 24p equal to Philips 60p
You should always spot a difference when comparing different TV sets. :)


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The visual perception is viewer dependent. This statement however seems rather illogical. But again, if someone says so, I won't argue. It's their perception.

No, there are actually some blurays encoded in 24Hz. However, I don't know what the players make out of this. The WD TV used to have different settings, 23.976 and 24, but they eliminated the 23.976...

Sorry, that's incorrect. I just tested it. The "Cinema" setting is not different from the other presets. Since I have disabled natural motion in every setting, there is no visible difference. The 2:3...

So, when I select the "Cinema" smart picture mode preset, the TV changes its usual 2:3 pulldown to a say 4:4 or 5:5 pulldown? I always thought the presets were just presets and do not change anything...

@petasis:
do the following to test if your TV supports native 24p: get a media player that is capable of 1080p24 and 1080p60. Mine is a WD TV live. Select each setting in the media player and watch...

Hi,

I was wondering, why Philips is so reluctant to support real 24p playback like all other brands do now. I mean, sure, there is this motion compensation technique they want to sell as an...