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Display Optimizers, But Which One?

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I've finally got the whole package together. First, I got Dish Network HD and then I just recently got my 47" LG LCD and I'm lovin it. I found out that THX mixed movies have the their optimizer on the same disc and I have been using that to get a better picture and I'm pleased for the most part. I then decided to try to find a pair of THX optimizer glasses and got a shock, after seeing them advertised for $1.99 and going ahead with purchase I found out that with shipping they were going to cost me almost $18 to reach the door step. I don't think so! Not for a pair of cardboard and cellophane lensed glassed that look like they are worth less than $1.99. I decided to ask you folks about getting some of these glasses and read about some other options that sound a lot better, Avia and DVE. I found them on Amazon but things have changed since the last posts on the subject. Avia II and DVE for HD are the current offerings, but before I drop a lot of money for either, which one is better? I saw mixed reviews of Avia II of the 26 reviews on Amazon and that didn't sound so good, so I decided to ask the people I regard as the true experts on the subject, the great people on this forum. What are your thoughts, which one do I buy? New versions, old versions?
Thanks,

Adam.
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The best calibration disc for beginners is the Disney WOW disc. It's highly recommended and has gotten great reviews.
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Originally Posted by Jim Mcc View Post

The best calibration disc for beginners is the Disney WOW disc. It's highly recommended and has gotten great reviews.

I appreciate the feedback and this looks pretty good, it got great reviews for the most part, but it sounded as though it left some of the savvy reviewers wanting. I would definitely consider myself a beginner at this, but I want to get the best out of my LCD that I possibly can, withing reason of course. I am not going to pay somebody several hundred dollars to do this for me. Will DVE or Avia II get me closer to optimal or will Disney WOW get me the same place as the other two. I'm willing to buy Avia or Avia II, but is it worth it? Is it the best at that price point?
Thanks,

Adam.
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The WOW disc will do everything you want, and it is much easier to use. Whatever you buy, make sure you buy the Blu-ray version, if you have a Blu-ray player.
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Where can you get the WOW disc at?
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Amazon. I doubt any stores have it.
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There are multiple SKUs on Amazon, this is the one you want, the 2 disk set:
http://www.amazon.com/Disney-WOW-World-Wonder-Blu-ray/dp/B0045ASBLG
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