For movies that were recorded on film, the original footage is actually 24 frames per second, upconverted to 30 frames through a process known as 2:3 pulldown. The disc displays 60 interlaced or 30 progressive frames at 1,920-by-1,080 resolution per second of video.
When you watch a movie on Blu-ray, it's a 1080p picture at 60Hz. The TV has a 120 Hz panel, the source footage is never greater than 60Hz. You'll have to pardon us, but we don't quite understand your question about the LG B6 OLED 4K HDR Smart TV - 55' Class (54.6' Diag), Model # OLED55B6P. Your feedback helps us keep fresh perspective regarding new ways to improve our services and future product developments. Before you waste mine and everyone else time, I have included your canned "LG We Don't Care" response: We appreciate your feedback, and we're sorry to hear that you had a negative experience with your LG TV. Not what I expected since my first LG a 32" LCD purchased in 2007 and LG 43" LED still have great pictures and are still going strong, why on earth would I have expected better quality (OLED) to mean long life. Seems the dirty little secret LG does not warn you about with the high price tag is it only has a life span of 3-5 years from what I have found online. Turn on the tv and it winks 3 red blinks of the power button ever to turn on. I say before last week because last week we became the proud new members of the Black Screen club. Not your Grandad's TV! We bought this TV just before the Super Bowl 2017, Almost 6 years later before last week it still had a great Picture with minimal burn in (Burn-in seems to be a standard complaint of OLED owners), but it is there.
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