Just replaced my 7 y/o Panasonic plasma with a new one (I've always preferred the picture of a plasma unquestionably).
I notice when the subject matter is large on screen and moving (panning) I notice a choppiness I don't remember on my old one. Seems worse on some channels/shows/movies and not others. Are they shot with different frame rates? Again, not something I noticed so much on the old one.
It's one of the highest rated models there is in all of TV-dom so I'm wondering could it have to do with the same 7 y/o HDMI cable? I've read bandwidth of the cable makes a difference but shouldn't 1080p be 1080p whether it was 7 years ago or not?
I turned the motion smoother off as it utterly destroyed the picture and the old set didn't have or need it. Thoughts? New HDMI cable? A setting I'm not looking at?
As an aside the detail is utterly spectacular, even better than the old one now in the bedroom.
I notice when the subject matter is large on screen and moving (panning) I notice a choppiness I don't remember on my old one. Seems worse on some channels/shows/movies and not others. Are they shot with different frame rates? Again, not something I noticed so much on the old one.
It's one of the highest rated models there is in all of TV-dom so I'm wondering could it have to do with the same 7 y/o HDMI cable? I've read bandwidth of the cable makes a difference but shouldn't 1080p be 1080p whether it was 7 years ago or not?
I turned the motion smoother off as it utterly destroyed the picture and the old set didn't have or need it. Thoughts? New HDMI cable? A setting I'm not looking at?
As an aside the detail is utterly spectacular, even better than the old one now in the bedroom.