Judder is an abnormal vibration in a mechanical system, especially due to grabbing between two friction surfaces.

RealD said it will use Tessive's proprietary software to launch RealD TrueMotion, a new production tool with the unparalleled ability to correct imperfections in motion capture, including the "wagon wheel effect" and motion choppiness known as " judder ." RealD TrueMotion is used by directors and cinematographers on various films.

Such conversion is often done poorly, introducing noticeable motion artifacts, such as ghosting and motion judder on camera pans, “edge-boiling” effects, breakup, etc.

This workaround reportedly has removed the judder in TV programmes among European users.

When questioned, she denied a witness estimate of her speed at 80mph and said she was travelling at 65 to 70mph when the car started to judder .

In addition, excellent contrast levels deliver an 80,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and a Perfect Natural Motion ensures moving objects glide naturally on-screen, eliminating the judder associated with other LCD TVs.

" But the reader deserves prose that does not jink or judder ; she should be offered the palms of your hands or the palm of your hand.

during the Friday morning rush, we felt a little bounce in the car as I lightly tapped the gearshift from first to second to third--nothing bothersome, but a slight judder nonetheless.

Judder and squeal from tolerance stack-up is eliminated, and stability programs can be retuned because MTB doesn't struggle as much against engine torque as do conventional brake designs.

Monstrous psychedelic trudge pop with a Bladerunner-inspired psyche and a natural judder that'll make you shudder.

"Why do we judder to a halt at the merest dusting of snow?" their leaders cry.