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<blockquote data-quote="Slurm" data-source="post: 336707" data-attributes="member: 27798">There is no 100Hz input for HDMI and if you are not using IFC it won't make a difference if you choose 50 or 100Hz.&nbsp;You will see no difference between 50 and 100Hz as the LCD only shows the same frame twice without blanking the screen in between.PAL content usually comes as 576i. That are 50 frames/s interlaced. So let the deinterlacing be done by your pc and output it with 50Hz.&nbsp;IFC only makes motions smoother, but it's not perfect as you've seen in soccer. It's not that bad for cinema content at 24Hz, because with 24 fps you will see slight stutter on motions otherwise. Disabling it gives you nearly the same experience as in cinemas.I don't know your LCD model exactly but maybe there's an option to tune IFC (I have seen so on Samsung).I hope my answers are sufficient.<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Oh, some addition: I've just read your previous post and you say you have a Plasma and not an LCD. That makes a difference as the Plasma rebuilds the screen and the more frames you have the smoother it will look (even without IFC). So maybe you have an option to select any sort of pulldown (2:2, 3:3, 4:4, ...) as this will give you twice, triple or more frames/s</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Slurm, post: 336707, member: 27798"] There is no 100Hz input for HDMI and if you are not using IFC it won't make a difference if you choose 50 or 100Hz. You will see no difference between 50 and 100Hz as the LCD only shows the same frame twice without blanking the screen in between. PAL content usually comes as 576i. That are 50 frames/s interlaced. So let the deinterlacing be done by your pc and output it with 50Hz. IFC only makes motions smoother, but it's not perfect as you've seen in soccer. It's not that bad for cinema content at 24Hz, because with 24 fps you will see slight stutter on motions otherwise. Disabling it gives you nearly the same experience as in cinemas. I don't know your LCD model exactly but maybe there's an option to tune IFC (I have seen so on Samsung). I hope my answers are sufficient.:) Oh, some addition: I've just read your previous post and you say you have a Plasma and not an LCD. That makes a difference as the Plasma rebuilds the screen and the more frames you have the smoother it will look (even without IFC). So maybe you have an option to select any sort of pulldown (2:2, 3:3, 4:4, ...) as this will give you twice, triple or more frames/s [/QUOTE]

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