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Originally Posted by
bitterkevin 
Hahaha, I do, but I wanted to see if any of that stuff would help the 1080i compressed signals of digital FIOS cable. I use Scene: General- Standard with all noise reduction on Auto, Motionflow Standard, and Edge/Detail Enhancer on Medium. Everything else I turned off. I do think the Motionflow on Standard did help with sports, but I do not like Clear- it dims the picture. I wonder why?
Our digital cable is worse than anyone's. When I set all noise reductions on Auto, it greatly blurs the picture.
I saw a lot of review sites describing the Clear function. I saw two out of five like the feature, basically it's like MotionFlow on Standard minus the Soap Opera effect.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDTV_blur
Strobing blacklight, black frame insertion, etc are all the same.
"Black Frame Insertion (BFI)
One of the benefits of the faster response time is the ability to incorporate what is called black frame insertion. By inserting a black frame in between the normal video frames, not only does the overall response of the pixel improve because the gray to black and back to gray will occur faster than gray-gray transitions in these fast LCDs, but the inserted black frames between the picture frames allows for improved black levels approaching those available with a CRT. So right there you can see the value of a 8 ms LCD since the frames will be doubled requiring a 120 Hz screen update. On some slower responding LCDs this black frame is inserted by turning off the backlight rather than just the LCD pixels."
from
http://www.highdefinitionblog.com/Pages/LCD/LCD.html