Well Blu-Rays (including UHD) have been auto using this on TVs that support it all these years and people usually gush over Blu-Ray. Aside from higher bitrate that the Disc offers of course. If your TV can properly handle it then any flicker should be moot. It's closer to what you view at the Cinema...
More info here: https://support.roku.com/article/115012823268-how-to-change-the-display-refresh-rate-of-your-roku-streaming-player-to-match-the-native-format-of-each-movie-video-or-tv-show Located in Settings, System, Advanced System Settings, Advanced Display Settings. Default Disabled. So Enable ...
I requested the downgrade a month or so back because 7.7 was buggy with Plex and other apps as well.. and they have yet to push the fixed 7.7 out to me yet
Just wait till version 8 gets rolled out to the Roku 3's then try.
Update came on my living room Premiere+. Went in the Advanced Display Settings and enabled the auto refresh rate thang since my TV can natively accept 24hz. Tested various Movies & TV shows on various streaming services and my Media network drive which has my DVDs ripped in 24fps (actually 23.97...
It's not the point of a dollar. I would not complain if Netflix did not take away about 90% of what I was watching. Yes this year there is nothing left. I hate most of the original content for it's mature themes of sex and swearing. Really NF should be getting more licensed content not more origina...
I think HDMI-CEC can detect changing video or power source and turn itself off for like a Blu-Ray player.... Would be nice if it went back to the Home screen for Roku's.
It might get added but look how long it took for HDMI-CEC & 24hz features to be added.
There was mention in the press that Disney's thinking about a $5/month price point for their Disney on-demand streaming service in 2019. Surprisingly low, could be worthwhile to add? Uh.... Remind us in 2019.... If so that's a great deal but until it gets closer to the date it's not set in stone y...