Netflix ghosting effect around edges

[theviewer19855]

Hey guys,

For those who dont have this issue, theres no good way to explain it... but i think people who have seen this will know what I mean.

So i have Apple TV 4k and a LG OLED. It seems this is exclusive to netflix, but there is a strange oil-like, ghosting effect around characters. It seems especially bad in medium-fast paced moving scenes with lots of detail behind the characters.

So a prime example would be a character with a blind behind them while they walk around an office... or a characters jogging past a fence.

It doesnt happen for certain when using LGs own smart software. And I am quite certain, this only happens on netflix.

Any ideas what this could be?

 

[steve62388]

This can be image processing on your TV or poor encoding on Netflix.

 

[Codexaudio]

Turn on the setting on the apple 4ktv to allow formats other than 4k to be displayed without alteration.

 

[priitv8]

Turn on the setting on the apple 4ktv to allow formats other than 4k to be displayed without alteration.

AppleTV does not do resolution pass-through. It always upscales all content to 4K.
The settings shown in the video only apply to HDR and framerate.

 

[waw74]

it's motion smoothing,
turn off tru-motion

it's enabled on a port by port basis, so killing it for the onboard netflix player won't kill it for the appleTV coming in on a HDMI port, and also i believe each setting (vivid, sport, bright room, etc) is different for each port

i notice it when people are driving, and around the pillar of the car where the outside is flying by it gets fuzzy

 

[theviewer19855]

it's motion smoothing,
turn off tru-motion

it's enabled on a port by port basis, so killing it for the onboard netflix player won't kill it for the appleTV coming in on a HDMI port, and also i believe each setting (vivid, sport, bright room, etc) is different for each port

i notice it when people are driving, and around the pillar of the car where the outside is flying by it gets fuzzy

Ah i wasn't notified of any of these replies.

I will check on this potential fix with tru-motion... and update the thread with my findings