Kramer Electronics SP-14 - Manual (Page 13)

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FRC Level sets the amount of motion compensation difficulty tolerated before a frame is linearly
converted. You may need to lower this level if your content is causing a disrupted picture.
You can also turn off motion compensation if required.
MEMC Low concentrates on the background, so ensures that global motion, large area pans of the
image, are handled correctly even if this means dropping back to linear conversion for smaller
objects on the image. This works well where there is a lot of global motion and then many small
moving items such as a soccer match.
MEMC High considers the motion of individual objects always, it will never decide everything is
moving so pick up the whole frame and move it in its entirety as a single object. This works better
for content with some pan but also with large moving objects whose clarity needs preserving.
MEMC Medium is able to change between the above two scenarios depending on content analysis.
MEMC Demo Mode allows the user to compare areas of the screen in processed and bypass modes
on the one monitor. By default this is set to Full Screen for normal operation.