Is anyone finding this new "feature" to be of any use whatsoever?
This was one of the very top items on my Want List for Roku. Judder in countless programming makes much of it unwatchable for me on a Roku. Meanwhile, on the PC or on TiVo neither have this issue and both can display clean, judder-free content. The catch with both is that neither of them are as simple to use as the Roku which is why we all own one (or more).
Since turning this one (and setting the Display to Auto as well), all sorts of issues crop up.
1. Increased flashing that often is a bear to work around.
2. Watching Netflix is a HUGE pain as any sort of menu movement causes the display to re-sync and then re-sync again as you move from one selection to another.
3. Youtube is the same as Netflix above, but has more issues within content as it switches from ads to content.
4. Hulu is virtually unusable with these settings as it has the same sync issues, suffers more flashes and an inexplicable zoom problem that's hard to stop once it happens, plus audio sync issues.
5. Much of the above in Amazon Instant Video.
There has to be a clean way for the development team to address these issues. I guess it starts with the hardware doing 60fps as a foundation (but that's just a guess on my part). I don't get why everything else doesn't have these issues other than this.
My patience is quickly running out and at this point I'm pretty much expecting that the "grand solution" to all this will be for Roku to release another round of new hardware complete with its own set of unique problems. GRRR. TV should not be this hard or this stress-inducing.
