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My smart TV does some weird AI frame interpolation. It can be hard to tell in live action content, but it absolutely butchers things like anime. I had to dig through the settings to turn it off but it sometimes decides to turn it back on.
My mom's TV had that. Absolutely infuriating. I want my TV to play the signal it gets, not try to "fix" it.
that's the wrong kind of Weird Al :(
I prefer Frank's 2000" TV.
I hate when manufacturers put those settings on by default. I'm already someone who, when they get a new TV, will go through every settings menu it has to tune it to how I like it before I even start watching anything, so I catch those weird settings before they affect me.
I guess I do this with all hardware (and even software, including video games), that is, fiddle with every possible setting until it's exactly how I want it (or as close as the thing will let me get).
Which is why I don't own anything Apple.