A television’s frequency, expressed in hertz, is the number of times each second that it refreshes the screen. Some televisions, including in the Sony Bravia range, use a much faster refresh rate than the original video footage. Such televisions can artificially create frames in between the “real” ones, the idea being to minimize the difference between each frame and thus make the video motion appear smoother. Although you cannot adjust the actual frequency at which a Sony Bravia television operates, you can alter the way it handles the additional frames. Tips Warnings Writer Bio
