Joe Szott
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I have a Mitsubishi WS-46809 (uhh, I think that's the right # always forget) that we use for our main TV and home theater. I've been pretty happy with it on the whole and attached a few red push filters and adjusted VSM to preference.
The problem I've been having is that I'm almost 100% sure that some of the input image for 480i/480p is getting cut off. That is to say that the tubes are trying to display the image larger than what is available on the screen. So in movie when the subtitles or credits stretch to the edge, they are cut off. So some of the image is lost as well, I'm assuming?
Is there any way to correct this easily without the help of an ISF or other expert? I could call the people through the TV warranty, but they are typically clueless and mess my set up worse than they fix it. I have done some poking around in the Mitsu service menus, but I don't change anything unless I absolutely know what it does. Is there an easy way to correct this problem, or is it just too complex to try and tackle on one's own?
Any help or advice is appreciated...
EDIT : I also have the Avia calibration DVD, if there is anything on there that can help me tune this setting...
The problem I've been having is that I'm almost 100% sure that some of the input image for 480i/480p is getting cut off. That is to say that the tubes are trying to display the image larger than what is available on the screen. So in movie when the subtitles or credits stretch to the edge, they are cut off. So some of the image is lost as well, I'm assuming?
Is there any way to correct this easily without the help of an ISF or other expert? I could call the people through the TV warranty, but they are typically clueless and mess my set up worse than they fix it. I have done some poking around in the Mitsu service menus, but I don't change anything unless I absolutely know what it does. Is there an easy way to correct this problem, or is it just too complex to try and tackle on one's own?
Any help or advice is appreciated...
EDIT : I also have the Avia calibration DVD, if there is anything on there that can help me tune this setting...