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D-nice's settings don't require service menu access.
You heard you can import them, without saving, into Aperture then export to the thumbdrive.
Thanks for the response CC. It just seemed a bit odd what happened. Hope your tv works out.
So what do you mean by adapter? You just push the cable into the back of the tv and then the wall, no other parts needed. This is just wrong, can you post a picture of your power cord and tv where it plugs in? You can just get the one from your PC and use it temporarily.Sorry MrItaly for continuing this in your thread.
Ahh, makes sence, hard to beat a good XP system:)
Not sure I follow this Ian. I'm thinking the 720 broadcast is scaled to 1080i in the DVR then to the tv and the tv scales it to 768P.
If you are thinking about one of these tv's run don't walk and forget about sale prices, they won't go any lower.
Common sense will tell you that but that's an issue for another thread. I guess there's some science to it, probably has to do with tendencies and averages. I entered all the posted settings and like mine better.
Yea there is:) On mine I just turned it on and set it how I liked and was good to go. Doing his procedure is not a requirement. The 100 hours of slides is to get the panel as close to his samples as you can but can get Close by normal viewing. The slides/aging process is recommended if you are hiring a pro to come in and calibrate your tv and want it done as soon as possible.
You may want to watch out for static images and to run them about 15% or less of the time. Can you plug in and use a BD/DVD player or OTA antenna to get some hours on the tv? Just try to run full screen video most of the time and maybe run the contrast low with static images displayed until you get some hours on it. Also change the Standard picture setting to cinema or custom or other setting. Change the panel to mid brightness. You can put in whatever settings you want...
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