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100Hz Clear Motion Drive
Most conventional LCD panel uses 50 frames per second (50 Hz) to display an image which needs long holding
time (time it takes to display single frame), causing blurring or ghost images when there is rapid or complex
movement across the screen - a phenomenon common to all LCD panels.
This TV is equipped with JVC’s original “100Hz Clear Motion Drive” technology, which displays two frames (the
original plus the new interpolated frame) in the time a 50 Hz set displays a single frame. Resulting to double the
typical rate, 100 frames per second (100 Hz) and half the holding time without reducing brightness or contrast.
By using this technology you will be able to reduce blurring or ghost images when there is rapid or complex
movement across the screen.
By using “Auto Demonstration”, you can display the differences between conventional LCD (50 Hz) and LCD panel
equipped with “100Hz Clear Motion Drive”.
*1 To simulate Moving image of conventional LCD, the TV will display two same frames at a time.
* The illustrations are emphasized to make clear differences between LCD panel equipped with “100Hz Clear
Motion Drive” and conventional LCD.
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Set “Auto Demonstration” to “On” “Off”.
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“Auto Demonstration” (P. 36)
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When set to “On”, it automatically enters demonstration every time no operation is made for approximately 3
minutes. To stop automatic demonstration, set “Auto Demonstration” to “Off”.
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When the images are 60 frames per second (60 Hz), it will be produced as 120 frames per second (120 Hz).
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The “DynaPix” ticker will run
right to left
You can confirm the
differences of the two LCD’s
with actual moving images
Moving image of LCD panel equipped with “100Hz
Clear Motion Drive” (100 frames per second)
Moving image of 50 Hz conventional LCD (50
frames per second)
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