Toshiba TV dead. Need help.

[RUR]

Hi all,

Field update.

Panny set up on Thursday.

All I can say is that this has been the best "had to" purchase I've made in a long time.

Video settings seem to vital to maximizing picture performance. But, I suppose, that should be no surprise.

THX settings are quite good but I think I prefer the "custom" set up parameters published in the "plasmatvbuyingguide" review of the TV.

GG

Glad you're enjoying it, Gordon. FYI, I haven't gone back to the THX settings from the PTVBG, yet.

Here's the AVS settings thread, for future experimentation.

If you go for an ISF calibration, make sure the calibrator has a good rep as not all ISF certified guys are created equal.

Ken

 

[FoxMulder]

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If you go for an ISF calibration, make sure the calibrator has a good rep as not all ISF certified guys are created equal.

Ken

Agreed! I did a little research before I hired my tech to calibrate my tv. He did an EXCELLENT job, but Ken is right...

 

[twich54]

All I can say is that this has been the best "had to" purchase I've made in a long time.

Thank the Lord, I don't want to spend any more time than I already do in your 'dog house' !!

 

[Gordon Gray]

Hey Dave,

My dog really likes the dog house! I'll even give you a milk bone every night, like I do with Dude. And if you really behave yourself, I'll also give you a bacon flavored chewie.

On a more serious note, just spoke with an ISF tech.

He suggested to log 150 to 200 hours on the set before calibration.

Sound about right?

GG

 

[projectormovielover]

Thats about right for when a cal is done so it seems the guy knows his stuff

 

[FoxMulder]

On a more serious note, just spoke with an ISF tech.

He suggested to log 150 to 200 hours on the set before calibration.

Sound about right?

GG

My tech recommended about 300 hours, so that seems close.