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Here’s how to disable motion smoothing on Panasonic TVs

Here’s how to disable motion smoothing on Panasonic TVs

If you use a Panasonic set and want to turn off motion smoothing, we’ve got the solution for you here!

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Turning off motion smoothing on a Panasonic TV is a simple process.

It seems that TVs have more settings and features than ever these days, in an effort to make sure viewers have fewer and fewer excuses not to watch. One of the most common settings you’ll find on a modern smart TV is motion smoothing, that dreaded “feature” that can wreak havoc with your eyes and make you feel like you’re watching a soap opera instead of a blockbuster movie or prestige TV show.

Fortunately, most TV manufacturers allow you to turn off motion smoothing if you don’t want it. If you own a Panasonic TV, we’ll show you how to turn off the motion smoothing setting in just a few clicks of your remote button.

What you need to know to turn off motion smoothing on a Panasonic TV

What is motion smoothing called on a Panasonic TV?

That depends on what operating system or model of Panasonic TV you’re using. If your set is a Panasonic Viera TV, motion smoothing will be called Intelligent Frame Creation. Panasonic also manufactures sets under the Fire TV brand, which calls motion smoothing Motion Processing.

How to turn off motion smoothing on Panasonic Viera TVs

If your Panasonic set is part of the Viera line, you can easily turn off motion smoothing any time you like. To do this, simply:

  1. Press “Menu” on the remote.
  2. Select picture settings.
  3. Navigate to Intelligent Frame Creation.
  4. Toggle the setting to Off.

How to turn off motion smoothing on Panasonic Fire TVs

The process for turning off motion smoothing on a Panasonic Fire TV is equally simple. We’ve written an article about how to disable this setting on Fire TV sets already; click here to find that article and get instructions on how to end motion smoothing on your Fire TV.

Is motion smoothing automatically enabled with Panasonic TVs?

Yes, you’ll have to turn off motion smoothing manually on your Panasonic TV when you don’t want the setting in use. Otherwise, Panasonic sets come out of the box with motion smoothing enabled.

Can you turn motion smoothing back on with Panasonic TVs?

Yes, turning off motion smoothing does not disable the setting permanently. Simply follow the process above and toggle the setting back to on if you want to watch motion smoothing with a live sporting event or other programming.


David Satin has been a dedicated News Writer at The Streamable since 2022, covering a wide range of stories in the entertainment and streaming industries. With years of experience writing online, David previously worked as a list writer for Screen Rant, where he gained recognition for his extensive coverage of sci-fi and fantasy genres. His ability to break and analyze major stories has made him a trusted voice in the streaming world. Over the course of his career, Satin has become an integral part of The Streamable team, contributing to some of the most impactful stories in the industry.

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