Ever since upgrading from the Apple TV HD to the Apple TV 4K released this year, I've noticed that most content I watch, regardless of streaming platform, has frequent visual artifacts. It seems to happen in areas where there is motion and with finely-detailed patterns, which leads me to believe it's some sort of automated conversion of 30fps content to 60fps where the Apple TV is trying to create those in-between frames and messing up on certain parts. I'm not sure what the technical word is but I'm thinking of the equivalent of how artificially creating higher-resolution content with AI is called upscaling, I assume the Apple TV is doing this for frames per second on-the-fly. I could be totally wrong and am happy to elaborate. The television is a 2016 Samsung 4K UHD TV.
The most obvious example is when I'm watching hockey, instead of seeing the single black puck, I see a sort of ghost puck right before and after the real puck, which furthered my idea that the Apple TV is trying to create additional frames based on an algorithm. Anyways, just curious about this and I'd like to disable it since I have no problem consuming content in its original format. Thank you!
The most obvious example is when I'm watching hockey, instead of seeing the single black puck, I see a sort of ghost puck right before and after the real puck, which furthered my idea that the Apple TV is trying to create additional frames based on an algorithm. Anyways, just curious about this and I'd like to disable it since I have no problem consuming content in its original format. Thank you!
