>monitor is not an exact multiple of 23.976Hz

mpv and mpc-hc can fix 3-2 pulldown, a 120hz monitor doesn't make any of those panning anime shots look better because it's still a low framerate
t. someone who bought a 144hz OLED earlier this year and was expecting that it would be a lot better

>>105984376
Use vrr or sync retard

>>105984468
VRR is not suitable for prerecorded content that needs correct timing.

>>105984468
That doesn't fix anything. Gaming monitors don't have the motion blur that old TVs did so panning shots look choppy no matter what

>>105984376
if you watch anime nothing in your life is going to become better

>>105984376
yeah if you don't play gaymes you can conveniently save hundreds of dollars

>>105985868
elaborate

>>105985907
Theres a way to double the framerate during playback with interpolated frames in between to ease the chopping. Cant remember what software did this but I remember the results were quite good.

>>105985868
VRR is perfect for prerecorded content that needs correct timing

>>105984340 (OP)
>23.976
Ugly
>24000/1001
Beautiful

>>105984340 (OP)
>Using the NTSC cope divisor
The HD video spec explicitly includes exact integer refresh rates for common video modes. You're a luddite if you don't use it.

Hello? I'd like to place an order on a 239760Hz monitor please.

>>105984340 (OP)
What a weirdly specific herz I just set it to 60