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thanks jeremy i'll take your advice and leave it off I think I should leave DNR off to since I see most people on this forum or as far as I've seen from previous posts leave it off as well

I'd like to know if Contrast+ is just philips way of naming Scan Velocity Modulation. I really like to know if these to names are really the synonymous. Here's a description of SVM by our own Jack Briggs

thanks guys, great info oh and jeff the only reason I'm getting it at best buy is because of my friend's employee discount there which we'll find out today how much is taken off the 49 dollar retail prices (she pays 5% over what best buy pays to get it)

once again thanks to everyone who provides input on this subject :).

thanks for the prompt reply DaveH i thought no one was going to answer :frowning: I'll take your input into serious consideration :)

I'm thinking of getting a calibration disk for my tv and as far as my previous experience with them I'm not getting the dvd silver series one from discwasher. For one the disc had no clear cute way of telling me if was setting my contrast right since I never saw the change they told me to look...

I guess I just noticied it with cable programming since my primary use of this televsion is to watch movies via dvd using component. The tint control is there as long as I'm using cable or have the dvd player connected via composite rca cable. So that pretty much solves that, still I'd like to...

hey I'm just a bit curious on what AVIA type calibrated settings each one of you have so if you can fill me in that would be appreciated please show the following type of television (mostly size no need for model # or features) and settings (broken down by category) this is mostly for...

I believe that after your display has been calibrated your settings need time to really set in. That's what I think they mean by looks better with time

correction the tint setting somehow miraculously appeared during a cable program *scratches his head in complete confusion*

with what I've read so far projection tv's don't really suffer from what is commonely known on Tube tv's as blooming so I don't believe you have to worry as much about burn in with projection tv's as you do with direct view. Also congradulations on the purchase hope you have the sound to...

thank you for the prompt reply I'll go for avia and if the new VE comes out b4 I make my purchase then so be it. I checked with normal cable, rca, and s-video and no it seems my tv is without a tint control, very weird indeed. About the contrast+ is that something I should leave on or off...

forgot to add one more thing though I doubt the relevance of this but here it goes anyway I'm using a pioneer DV-341 dvd player hooked up to the TV via component video

First off I just like to say nice to meet you all and hopefully I'll benefit from all of your collective knowledge and once i start working build a home theater worthy of my dvd's. Now to the subject at hand. I recently bought a 27" Phillips TV model 27PS50B for my bedroom since the 19" just...