Adjust Backlight On Your Lcd Hdtv!
PCMag. com’s HDTV Guru Robert Heron shows off the benefits of turning down the backlight on you LCD HDTV.
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PCMag. com’s HDTV Guru Robert Heron shows off the benefits of turning down the backlight on you LCD HDTV.
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i just bought a LCD tv, insignia, and when it goes i change to Digital, the screen goes black and i only hear the sound, can anyone help me?
because the cable transmits analog images and digital is what the computer sends to the screen
“because the cable” so what can i do?
get a tv tunner so u plug the cable from ur tv in the tv tunner and it will convert the analog to digital and then u can change to digital
Calibration DVDs(I neither endorse or sell any particular product – just alerting you all to what’s available):Digital Video Essentials HD – HDDVD or BluRayAVIA HDOriginal Avia(1999) and DVE(2003) for conventional sets. Good in a pinch for getting the basic five controls(Brightness, Contrast, Sharpness, Color, & Hue) where they belong.First, lower backlight as suggested on here, set picture mode to Movie, insert one of the above DVDs and. . . .press play!
Other Tips Since I’m in the Video-Conferencing/AV business:Lowering the backlight even to the midpoint will allow your other adjustments – Brightness, Contrast, etc. to interact correctly and make setting them more accurate.Another tip to improve accuracy/reduce consumption: Take out of “VIVID” mode and set picture mode to “Cinema” or “Movie”. These are dimmer but farrrrr more accurate and let you see programs/materials as they were produced.
thanks, I have the same tv that they demo’d in this video..I will reduce the back lightl.I have an XBR 4 BRAVIAand an Sharp Aquas
i use a tv as my monitor for my pc the tv cost me 4500 euros and is up idk how much inch but it shure is big i think its like 90″
Don’t set the setup based on one picture mate. Best to get a picture card, you know with black to white gradients and all that, then set it to that. Then if the game looks dark (if possible) set the gamma in the game.