Which is easier to understand? (1 Viewer)

[John*DB]

Which is less "techy" and user friendly?

DVE or Avia?

I am assuming they will accomplish the same thing. Probably everyone has their favorite but the end result (I am guessing) will be the same.

Is one easier to grasp - step by step

What I really need is DVE for Dummies...anyone have that DVD?

 

[ScottCHI]

get avia

 

[Paul-D]

I have used Avia. It's very good and very user friendly. It explains everything step-by-step, then allows you to do it on your system.

Very nice!

 

[Vince Maskeeper]

See:
Getting the most out of your audio and video with a calibration DVD by Vince Maskeeper
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...92#post2000792

Examples:


The primer holds many of the answers you seek.

 

[John*DB]

sweet guys. Thank you very much for your advice!

 

[ChrisWiggles]

I own both, and another vote for Avia for overall use. I use it almost always, I only purchased DVE for a specific technical attribute that unfortunately was not able to be included on the original consumer Avia. Avia covers pretty much all, and is easier to navigate.