Here’s how to turn off TruMotion on your LG TV
Here’s how to turn off TruMotion on your LG TV
LG makes it easy to disable this motion smoothing effect on your set if you prefer to watch without it.
Buying a TV is cheaper than ever before these days, but one of the so-called features of a new smart TV that the vast majority of viewers would rather do without is motion smoothing. This effect adds more frames to a picture, but the result is a weird visual effect that makes movies and TV shows look like a soap opera.
Every TV manufacturer calls this effect something different in their settings, and LG has its own name for the feature. The good news is that if you own an [LG Smart TV], you can disable the feature without much trouble. We’ll show you how below!
How to turn off motion smoothing on your LG TV
What does LG call its motion smoothing setting?
LG calls motion smoothing on its smart TVs TruMotion. If you want to turn it off, this is the setting you’ll have to look for in your TV’s menus.
How to turn off motion smoothing on LG TVs
- Press the gear-shaped settings button on your LG remote.
- Click the All Settings button, which is represented by a vertical three-dot icon.
- Go to Picture, then Advanced Settings
- Click Clarity.
- Scroll to TruMotion.
- Toggle TruMotion to off.
Does this process work for all content on LG TVs?
According to the LG website, if the video signal you’re trying to watch was encoded/recorded and transmitted in 120Hz (Motion Compensation Motion Estimation-Interpolation Style) from the source, there will be nothing your television can do in regards to fixing the image.
Can you turn motion smoothing back on with LG TVs?
Yes, the motion smoothing procedure described above will not turn off your TruMotion setting permanently. You can always turn it back on, or switch it to Cinematic Movement, Natural, or Smooth Movement. If you prefer to watch the more true-to-life picture that motion smoothing technology provides, you’ll be able to adjust to your liking with an LG smart TV.
