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9/14/09 at 7:30pm
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Hi.  I have a basic question, and I don't really know where to ask it.  I've noticed that lately my TV and DVD viewing is abit green in color.  What setting do I need to change to fix this?  It's only happened recently, and the picture really is noticeable.  Any help would be greatfully appreciated.  Thanks :)

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9/14/09 at 8:22pm
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Feedbackis clearly not a good bet for getting answers, because this belongs in one of the hardware areas. Since you say it affects both TV and DVD viewing, that sounds like a question for Display Devices.

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9/15/09 at 6:54am
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Can you provide the model number for the TV?  How long have you had it?  It's not unusual for colors to drift slightly over time, but if it's a sudden change, the issue may be more serious.

That being said, tweaking color settings by eye (at least for me) is not that easy to do.  Your best bet is to pick up a calibration DVD (Avia is a great choice, since it comes with color filters specifically for making color adjustments).  The DVD will take you through the process step-by-step to use the basic video controls (color, tint, brightness, contrast) to properly calibrate your display.

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