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Roko10
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android TV KD-55XE8577

Hello,

I have Sony KD-55XE8577 with the latest updates.

Is that a problem from the TV or something else. Here is the video https://drive.google.com/file/d/1P_ESwQv5gf5lhcJFjKZ-pnbBWLGD6EM-/view

As u can see the volume bar is doing this strange thing. In this case I am using the YouTube app from the Tv. What do u thing ?

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dutchice
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Hi @Roko10,

 

Welcome to the Sony Online Community! It's always nice to hear from curious users which notice all the finest details of their products. :smiley:

 

What you see on your TV are so called motion interpolation artifacts that are caused when the volume slider movement stretched over from one processed image frame to the next. So basically it is only a visual artifact, that is, your volume change is still performing according to your input. This behaviour can be visible at times (also depending on the picture motion & clarity settings) depending on the input source. I would expect it for example to be much less visible if you do the same on any of the digital TV programmes, specially on content with a lot of static parts in the image such as a person being interviewed.

 

No reason for you to be concerned.

Cheers,

Dutchice

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dutchice
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Hi @Roko10,

 

Welcome to the Sony Online Community! It's always nice to hear from curious users which notice all the finest details of their products. :smiley:

 

What you see on your TV are so called motion interpolation artifacts that are caused when the volume slider movement stretched over from one processed image frame to the next. So basically it is only a visual artifact, that is, your volume change is still performing according to your input. This behaviour can be visible at times (also depending on the picture motion & clarity settings) depending on the input source. I would expect it for example to be much less visible if you do the same on any of the digital TV programmes, specially on content with a lot of static parts in the image such as a person being interviewed.

 

No reason for you to be concerned.

Cheers,

Dutchice

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Roko10
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Thanks for your fast reply. But why it is not visible on similar model with the same clip from YouTube.

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dutchice
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Every TV model even if they are similar (XE85 vs XE90) still have different image interpolation characteristics. Also as I mentioned it depends on the picture motion & clarity settings you use.

 

Cheers,

Dutchice

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Roko10
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Thanks for your help !

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dutchice
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You're most welcome. We always love to hear from our curious users!