Just bought a 49XE9005 - and am very happy with it but for ONE major issue.
I disable all the major processing functions on all TVs (I work in TV as a day job and llike to see pictures as un-enhanced as I can so they look as true to the pictures I see at work as possible).
HOWEVER - when I disable Live Colour (i.e. set it to Off) - when I watch Sky+HD (not Sky Q) connected via HDMI and watch 1080i native shows - like Strictly, The One Show etc., I noticed some very nasty jump backs on shot changes/cuts (you can clearly see it on crawling captions, just after a shot change the crawl jumps back - and it's very easy to see when you film the screen in Slow Mo on an iPhone). It's consistent on some test footage I have on my Sky+ HD box, but watching Strictly on Saturday (first show I watched on the new TV) it was happening all over the place.
It can also be really obvious on the BBC News Channel ticker at times too. When I enable Live Colour on Low, Medium or High, this 'jump back on a cut' disappears.
(I do have Motion Flow set to Off)
I'm not convinced that there aren't other odd things happening on shot changes either - but the jump back one stops if Live Colour is enabled.
Has anyone else seen this? Could it be a faulty TV - or have I uncovered a general processing bug?
I don't want to run with Live Colour enabled...
I suspect I may master some 1080i stuff with timecode burned in - then film the result to see what is happening...
