Rising Above The Rest
Member 4709
Level 26.30
Apr 2006
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Nov 25, 2006, 09:24 AM
Local time: Nov 25, 2006, 08:24 AM
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I would guess that the TV is fine. I assume you've messed extensively with the display settings (brightness, contrast, saturation, etc). You will need to work these settings to the input.
For example, PS2 is a pixelated son-of-a-gun. So on your PS2 input (component or Svideo) turn down sharpness and highten your contrast. This should help the picture. Also, make sure your PS2 system settings are correct (progressive/480p output) as well as the in-game settings for each game.
If you could get a screenshot of what is bothering you, a camera photo of the display, that might help me isolate your problem.
Think of it this way, HDTV provide a much truer picture which is what makes HDTV better. However, if your source material (analog SD broadcast TV, or PS2) is very low-rez and not good quality, the HDTV won't hide the crap. That's the downside of HD. It shows stuff for what it really is.
Jam it back in, in the dark.
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