Samsung 4K TV Judder

Thanks for your reply. I disable the motion processing and although it is improved, I'm still seeing some juddering. I also have more of a soap opera effect as well. Any other suggestions? My TV has a disable as well as standard and clear I think.

I get some bad frames right from the source so we can't fix that but your post tells me motion processing is still on.

Hi. Yes, you are correct. The Auto Motion was not set to "off" It was set to "standard". Since the change was made to "off", the juddering is totally gone. However, I don't think the picture looks quite as nice. Sports still look great but the movies and TV channels just look ok and for the quality of TV I have, it should be more than just ok. I actually do not mind the soap opera affect as it makes the picture clearer in my opinion, but I also know if I switch back to some other setting in the motion processing, the juddering may likely start up again. Forgetting the juddering, what is the absolutely best setting in auto Motion for the TV? Can't remember, all the choices, but I know I have Clear, Standard, Off, Custom and maybe one or two others. I've seen some posters say that I can manually eliminate the juddering by changing some custom settings. I have tried that a few times, but it did not go away. Do you have any other ideas? Thanks again. FRANK

Personal preferences mean my best setting is not your best setting. So far the motion processing here, on any TV to date has not been flawless so my preference has been to turn it off so I get what the source supplies. You can try all the other settings to find your best.

I have had the same model Samsung SUHD TV for only one day and have experienced all the judder and picture quality issues discussed in this thread. In picture settings expert mode there is a setting to reduce juddering that does help. I still find the picture quality to be less than my 8 year old Sony Bravia and have already arranged to return this TV. Overall, the picture is good to excellent when viewing live content such as news programming or sports. Regular TV programming and movies do not look like HD. I am sure this unit is great with 4K content but frankly, how much 4K content do we have at this time?

Om my samsung 6300 75inch 120 hertz i always put auto motiom plus on and customize.it with the judder reduction and blur reductiom from 0 to 10...i expierenced mo glitches or game lag...the tv is very powerful...cause i read about the motiom plus having lots of lag amd my.tv i never had that problem...had it for 3 years..2015 model ..on dec 12l3 2014...i agree with the guy askingnthe questiom saying with it om the tv looks more clear..for me with it on video games look amd feel more real...movement is smoother and more fluid...and for.me.i kmow how to customize the pic settings to the tv best potential amd use color space...so. i put it on standard...and customize it and make.it.look 10x clearer and better tham dynamic...especially.if u kmow.how.to customize color space...i do and the color in video games ar3 so vivid it brings video games to life..for me i never had complaints on my tv and i always been played.games.with.auto motion plus.always.on it feels and looks better in my opinion..bigger the tv the more pixels u see..i always took in game screenshots...and proof in the pudding...so customizimg it is the way to get the best and most vivid picture quality especially.putting.color space on brings video game colors to life

When i customize the judder reduction from 0 to 10 and put it on 10...games and movies look so smooth and movement is very fluid...in games...on my ps4...i have a 78 inch samsung 4k curved tv...and the judder reduction is very useful...and works..idk whay happened with your tv...but on my samsung tv my judder reduction works...man video games look and feel too real..it speeds up the framerate in video games...and structures and and cars and objects look more solid and 3d like

Hi Andrew
Just bought the same TV as you and have the same problem.
Spoke to Samsung and they are not really bothered, they say take it back to the supplier's.
Was watching an LG in the hotel Last night and the picture seemed stunning and judder free.
Anyway am taking mine back at the weekend if this tweet does not work.
At the moment seems fine
Digital clean view off
Auto Motion Plus Custom Blur Reduction 0
Judder Reduction 5
LED Clear Motion off
Smart Led off film Mode Off
Colour Space Native


Will try these for a couple of days as it seems the best I can get it.

Regards Steve

I've had this terrible judder coming from my Dish Hopper 3 receiver which is capable of 4k. I was very worried with needing to return it after a painstaking mounting process. The ONLY thing that clearly worked was switching the Auto Motion "Off". First I thought it was fixed with the Film Mode as Auto1 instead of Auto 2, but maybe it was a fluke. Auto 1 and 2 seem to both produce well so far. What is strange is my Xbox One (not S) seems to stream perfectly fine and games look great on Game mode.

Steve... Did you end up returning the tv? I am wondering if I should even bother.

It is very hard to tell if I got a lemon or if it might be better if I return it for another. I played with all the settings, but am very "judder-sensitive" . Drives me nuts. Every 3-5 minutes. I have a UN65KU6290FXZA 65" . It was very inexpensive, and am wondering if that might be the issue, but the higher priced models all have the same refresh hertz.

I upgraded from a 10 year old 46" Sony Bravia. It is still a great tv. Excellent picture and never a judder in sight. No soap opera. I would just keep it if the special wall mount wasn't $350.

We just bought the Samsung MU8000. We had the same 10 year old Sony Bravia as you....and it was..is a great TV! The only issue we had with it is the board in it went bad and you had to let it warm up for 30 min for it to be watchable. But the picture was great..no juddering. This new Samsung...I have to say I’m a little disappointed. You cant watch it is standard mode due to the dimming and now the juddering. I don’t know if upgrading to the Quantum dot would fix the problem or if they are all this way?

Hello and thanks for that useful message, I have the Samsung UE55KU7075 UHD screen and i experience the same behaviour.

Have you found a decent solution ? Even with minimal correction, i can see some judder when restoring from a black screen to a fast scene (namely in commercials)

Thanks a lot and best regards

Bertrand

I picked up the 58" 6100 series. What a waste of money. The judder, no matter what I do, will never be what I want. Netflix seems to do better than most apps. Sling was terrible. Not to mention it consistently keeps disconnecting from Wifi with no reason to. I bought this tv to go up a little bit in size but for ease of use. My old plasma picture is better and works flawlessly. I am very much considering returning. This isn't what I expected, even after calling Samsung support. Might as well just use a firestick or tv at this point. I have no solution and am very unhappy.

I have a 75" samsung Bled and had the same judder problem. I currently own 3 Samsungs and have a quite a few others in past years. Every one had the judder problem. I was always able to get rid of it by adjusting the judder setting, EXCEPT on this Qled one the judder adjustment would help a little but would not get rid of the jerkiness. I took your advice and turned digital clean view on and auto motion plus off and the jerkiness (judder) is totally gone.

I recently got a 75 inch QLED as well and it was driving me crazy, especially on Star Trek DVDs. I researched this TV so heavily but didn't find anything about this until I started googling the problems I'm having with this. I had similar issues with my last 2 Sony Bravias, but nothing like this. With both of those I kept playing with the settings until I got them right. I wasn't having any luck with the Samsung until I read about this in this forum. I was wondering if anyone having these problems has a Samsung 4k Blu-ray player? Mine is a Sony player. Anyway, It seemed the common theme was turning on digital clean view and turning off auto motion plus. I think (hope) the problem is resolved for now. I'm still tempted to try a Samsung player and change my settings back. Curious to know if others have already been down this road?

I have the Samsung 4k Blu-Ray player and haven't noticed any problems with any dvd's I've played on it.