TV in motion: Which is it?
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Generally I believe 8VSB digital TV does not work well anywhere with any TV receiver that is moving. When you are parked or stationary you can use the vehicle adapter to power it. i noticed this on a different brand portable digital TV so it is a factor of the technology and not limited to this receiver.
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Motion blur is a very subjective thing. Everyone seems to look at it differently. In my opinion, TV's that are built for a standard refresh rate (60hz) are generally the most consistent to how they deal with motion blur, because it's a well established standard, so everyone designs for it. If you're using a non-standard refresh rate (say 120hz), then the software has to deal with modifying the input, and you have some sort of conversion going on. I've seen TV's that look *terrible* even on simple camera pan's, because they use a non-standard refresh rate and the software deals with it poorly. On the other hand, the owner of that TV swears it looks great (maybe because he shelled out $$$ for it). The absolute best thing you can do is to see it in person. That's really the only way you can tell if it's going to work for you or not. Partially as well it depends on TV settings and input source (and settings), so this is something that can be really difficult to figure out before you pull the trigger on your purchase. Fortunately Amazon does have a good return policy, so the best thing may be to buy it, try it, and return it if you don't like it.
1112279
That's the default setting of the TV. It can be changed in the TV settings.
1471625
To put it in the context you suggested, "Wheel of Fortune". It does not retain any real inertia, and basically only moves when you have your finger on it.
2154811
Yes. Whatever is showing on TV carrying the signal is played on the Envizen.
482358
I may have some details wrong, but I think minimum for motion is 18 fps, film is 24 fps, normal television 30fps. 60fps will just seem a little smoother (also depends on shutter speed). BUT with 60fps you can do much better slow motion, and you can resample to 24fps.
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It can move in any direction including left and right. Lowest angle? It will let you display the tv from any angle. From straight up to straight down.its movement is only limited by the length go the arm.
1997183
I looked all over and I can't seem to find an answer to this question, either. I did read a review on a website called digitaltrends, though. They said there was a lot of motion blur in fast-paced movie scenes, which isn't reassuring. I wonder if there is a "game mode" like some hdtv's have? :/
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It does not do this, nor does any other TV. The broadcast has to be something that was intended to be watched in 3D in order for it to be viewed in 3D. As I understand it, 3D is simply not catching on, so this feature is not as big a selling point as TV manufacturers had hoped. There's very little broadcast for 3D, and plans to do so aren't increasing because the demand just isnt there.
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Both! It tracks running really well in my experience, but the GPS is really good and I wouldn't know why the speed of the movement would matter.
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The tv can move horizontally as far as the arms can reach. Mount itself can move it has a line of bolt holes along top and bottom of the bracket that the arms are connected too. But you would either have to take tv off or have people hold it up. Not something you would want to do often.
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I´m away , but I know that I already received it back in the US. I´m extremely curious to see how it works. I will take it to Spain (where I moved). Has anyone actually seen in it in action? I will rely on this for all my TV viewing. I´m keeping my fingers crossed that has a good quality picture.
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That would be the U123G or U123H (I've seen it called one thing in early reviews and another in later reviews; not to be confused with the U123T which has a digital TV tuner). The U123 basic model was released in the US last week, although it's not in wide release (I only know of 3 places that have it, and Amazon isn't one of them). The U123G/H hasn't been released anywhere yet, probably end of May in Asia and a month later or so in the US.
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You can choose either option. I am currently doing all video, time lapse, all channels. I just have it e-mail me when it detects motion (some channels I have motion detection scheduled only for certain times and certain areas). It's pretty versatile.
1680512
When I looked at a bunch of TVs on display, the motion on this one looks better than other 120 htz TVs.
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It is on. It's like in idle mode. It is a great show all the time. I have had plasma for last 20 years
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Google TV just offers an interface similar to Android. You can browse the internet (via Chrome, of course), download apps, and hopefully a lot more with each successive update. The app store is still fairly limited (especially 'free' apps), but there are definitely some nice ones out there if you're willing to pay. Also, if you have an Amazon Prime account, you can easily stream the 'rented' videos right on your TV (depending on your internet connection, as I noticed a fairly considerable drop in quality when streaming on the TV compared to streaming on my laptop and connecting via HDMI. YMMV). Some other nice benefits are being able to 'fling' webpages between your computer and TV, so you can do the browsing on the laptop and just fling to the TV when you found what you're looking for. You can also download the chromemote (sp) and use your laptop as a remote control for the TV. Overall I wouldn't break the bank to pay for Google TV, but it's a very nice addition if the prices/specs are comparable otherwise.