I also looked around for a digital television no larger than 32" that might have offered one of those frame interpolation chips inside of the TV, but sadly I found that only very large TV's tend to have those, the 32" inch range of TV's never seem to be offered with that chip inside of it. I further read that video editor AviDemux has an encoding filter that will provide motion interpolation, and it does seem to work, but it's not in real time either and it crashes on my system with any video that has a resolution dimension above 1000 pixels in any direction.
And it doesn't work in real time, you have to actually wait for the entire video file encode to be finished before you can watch it. I heard about another Artificial Intelligence (AI) software called DAIN APP that can encode a video to 60 fps using frame motion interpolation, but it only works on Nvidia graphics cards because of the CUDA technology and it is very, very slow, even on high end cards. I researched and heard about Smooth Video Project (SVP) but that costs money apparently. You know, how you can take a 24 frames per second or 30 frames per second video and create new frames in-between each of the existing frames in the video so it looks nice and buttery smooth at 60 fps? Sometimes called the 'soap opera effect'. For a long time I had wanted to get frame motion interpolation working on my PC somehow.
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