Yep I agree. But since motion smoothing is on by default, the thought was to try the other extreme. You would expect that the blurring would get worse, since they wouldn't have the extra frame in between to help smooth it out. The results of that may help tell what is wrong wouldn't it? If it gets more blurry then the issue is their machines simply cannot produce enough frame to make it non blurry. If it gets better, then maybe one of those luminaries could explain that cause I don't know what that would mean. If it's the same amount of blurriness then they are no closer to figuring it out.