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Frame Interpolator

Analyze motion smoothing and fake frame generation.

Source FPS

Target Interpolated FPS

Duration (Minutes)

Source FPS

Target Interpolated FPS (TV Refresh Rate)

Duration (Minutes)

Authentic Frames

AI Generated (Fake) Frames

(%)

More than 50% fake frames results in the "Soap Opera Effect" and heavy artifacting.

Motion Smoothing Explained

When you watch a 24fps movie on a 60Hz or 120Hz TV with "Motion Smoothing" (or TruMotion / Auto Motion Plus) turned on, the TV's processor invents completely new frames to fill the gaps between the real frames.

Because the TV has to guess what the pixels should look like in a fraction of a millisecond, it often creates "halos" or ghosting artifacts around fast-moving objects. Filmmakers universally recommend turning this feature off.