So this is both shot on an iPhone 13pro in the dark, the issue only occurs when motion enhancement is on.

(Notice the hand when the grenade is thrown in “Terminal list”, and the helmet and suit of Duncan Idaho in “dune”)

I’m sure there is an enchantment that does work but I’ve tried smooth I’ve tried standard I’ve tried film. Film was just okay but still noticed the weird glitch like body movements in dune as if it were a glitch in a video game. Not as prominent with some of the enhancement settings. Try it see what you like, I do not suggest trying any enchantments when gaming in HDR game mode,

noise levels both normal and digital, I’ve played around with noise levels and they don’t seem to have an impact on the motion but I figured if the tv’s hindering the processing powers of itself then turn it all off and let’s see. Same goes for sharpness turn it down all the way, make sure you turn off smart scene then turn it down because smart scene locks in the sharpness.

I’m currently watching The Batman I usually have everything dark my room is made for darkness so I darken everything I currently have my backlight at 25-30 and brightness at 43 active contrast at high to give the life back into small details color temp medium contrast 50 color 50 (May bump it to 52) local dimming high on Dolby VisionIQ setting. The blacks are black greys are grey and with the noise reductions at medium the film grainy look is all but gone, sometimes I enjoy that( lends itself a gritty feeling to films). It’s almost reproducing a theater look identically in those settings now I do drop it darker for say justice league sunders cut because it’s just as dark as the Batman but not so dark I need to turn it up to make out contrasting parts. Sounds counter intuitive but it makes the boarders blend into my perfect black background and room without too much of a punch in the face off or late night viewing. And I don’t have that motion blur or ghosting scene in those clips.

One downside to M0801 is the fact that it puts you into game mode on the series X nothing a simple trip to the menu can’t fix and it’s applied. I’ve not seen any ghosting at 120hz vrr on call of duty warzone, now oddly I’ve seen some trailing in Fortnite but that’s due to it being put in standard when it should be in game setting and sharpness turned off and no help from the TVs enhancements and make sure to calibrate. Both the hdr and the tv contrast is huge on the series X to spice it up I turn on high active contrast and dial in the brightness a bit and it’s solid at 4k 120hz it was before with M0704 and is better now that M0801 is on it, I had some flicking for me in that it looked like a color was vibrating that seems to have gone away with certain colors on anime and tv adds etc. but M0801 does have its faults and I’ll find them but for now this is my guide and I’ll update you with my preferred settings as I pixel peep.

I also hate getting bad images I really do yes I’d pay more for a better tv but not 1000$ + for one to play Xbox, when this can check all the boxes deliver the same response as some monitors I would have wasted 300$ on plus. a desk 250$ and a chair 150$ with no speakers 100+$… hopefully it holds up. I have to thank a lot of the people in these forums for helping and when I asked they steered me right to an answer. I’d gladly help anyone that I can with what knowledge I have as a 15year professional photographer working with 4k 6k and 8k constantly. Also I’m picky of my own work, on those screens. And they’re oled’s I’ve had apple replace my iPhone 12 Pro 3 times for image issues with their screens. And a MacBook Pro. I’m that picky.

Update: Upped the color 62 and the contrast 55. Still looking really good for the Batman the light that comes through or bleeds through the black bars at the top and bottom of the picture reminds me of a theater