NFT: OLED TV's- Image Retention Issues?

no problems with that at all. have had it since June.

Appreciate it

Suffering a headache after watching the 2021 giants games…..

and you probably wouldn't get it in the first year or so if at all, but the one thing I was disappointed in on my 77" LG CX was football. It's a bit of a digital/blocky effect called judder that is distracting to me, especially noticeable at the LOS.

i adjusted a number of picture settings and took in avsforum recommendations and its much better but still not quite as smooth as I would like (and I hate the soap opera effect of the motion smoothing)

It's partially (mostly) the quality of the feed and my distance to the TV (10 feet), but it's not the experience I was hoping for with football.

Don't want to discourage you from getting the TV because for literally everything else (including other sports) it's incredible. With a good Atmos track and the TV in a dark room it's out of this world awesome for movies. Just a FYI.

In comment 15425107 cactus said:

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and you probably wouldn't get it in the first year or so if at all, but the one thing I was disappointed in on my 77" LG CX was football. It's a bit of a digital/blocky effect called judder that is distracting to me, especially noticeable at the LOS. i adjusted a number of picture settings and took in avsforum recommendations and its much better but still not quite as smooth as I would like (and I hate the soap opera effect of the motion smoothing) It's partially (mostly) the quality of the feed and my distance to the TV (10 feet), but it's not the experience I was hoping for with football. Don't want to discourage you from getting the TV because for literally everything else (including other sports) it's incredible. With a good Atmos track and the TV in a dark room it's out of this world awesome for movies. Just a FYI.

Really? even with Tru Motion off? I saw that at first during baseball games when the pitchers leg would lift going home but once tru motion was off I havent had any problems. I do have a 65" so maybe that makes a difference?

You turned off all the AI stuff as well? Did you turn just scan on and change the picture to original?

It's just a marketing slight pitched by LED manufacturers.

There are things that are done like pixel refresh or image shifting to negate.

I guess if you left the same thing on for an absurd number of consecutive days, you might get it.

In comment 15425113 KDubbs said:

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In comment 15425107 cactus said: Quote: and you probably wouldn't get it in the first year or so if at all, but the one thing I was disappointed in on my 77" LG CX was football. It's a bit of a digital/blocky effect called judder that is distracting to me, especially noticeable at the LOS. i adjusted a number of picture settings and took in avsforum recommendations and its much better but still not quite as smooth as I would like (and I hate the soap opera effect of the motion smoothing) It's partially (mostly) the quality of the feed and my distance to the TV (10 feet), but it's not the experience I was hoping for with football. Don't want to discourage you from getting the TV because for literally everything else (including other sports) it's incredible. With a good Atmos track and the TV in a dark room it's out of this world awesome for movies. Just a FYI. Really? even with Tru Motion off? I saw that at first during baseball games when the pitchers leg would lift going home but once tru motion was off I havent had any problems. I do have a 65" so maybe that makes a difference? You turned off all the AI stuff as well? Did you turn just scan on and change the picture to original?

I started with TruMotion off, I don't like it, first setting I changed when I got the TV. I tried a bunch of things, don't remember them all. Adjusting contrast and sharpness down helped. Didn't adjust scan, believe it is on an auto setting.

at all and I have 4 OLED's. 3 of which are pretty much on all weekend every weekend watching football on saturday and sunday.

i've had them for 3 years too and not one issue.

OLED's kick ass

So I apoloize for asking as I know there have been several threads on tv's that I haven't read through but anyone have any recs they love? Budget is up to around 2k. Would be used for some gaming but not much, tv (mostly sports) and movies.

LG has a built in pixel refresh tool that does the trick if you do happen to get any burn in. I wouldnt let it deter you, as LGs OLEDs are the best TVs for your buck IMO.

In comment 15425201 OBJ_AllDay said:

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So I apoloize for asking as I know there have been several threads on tv's that I haven't read through but anyone have any recs they love? Budget is up to around 2k. Would be used for some gaming but not much, tv (mostly sports) and movies.

Im biased but LG CX is the best tv I have had. I had a sony x900f and thought that was the best but the I went OLED and I'll never buy anything else

for a year and no issue at. The picture is fantastic.

I almost splurged for a 2nd OLED this past month while Costco did a big sale on the AC80J, but I bailed thinking my wife would murder me. I have a 6 year old 65” LED in the basement that has ghosting going on. I want an OLED flanked by 2 40” TV’s. I’ll probably wait until next year for that project.

I really appreciate your thoughtful replies!

Will definitely get the LG OLED

as well. No issues at all. Great tv.