Posts by KewlK

It's more likely that some specs of dust or lint have settled on the backside of the screen. There are two circular access ports on either side of the cabinet. Remove the one which is in closest proximity to the specs. Grab a small...

Quote:Originally Posted by koguma Hey guys, I finally received a used DLP engine (part # BP91-02113A) from an eBay seller. Sent it off with the TV to a Samsung repair guy. Note that he's never worked with a DLP before, but I sent...

Quote:Originally Posted by koguma It would probably be cheaper for you to unsolder and replace the LED on that board. You just need to get the specs and dimensions of that LED then get the CREE equivalent SMD led. You just need a...

Quote:Originally Posted by auxiliary Looks like my blue LED went out last night. I have used a 9 volt battery on the leads and get the green to come up fine but the blue is dead. Anyone know the best place to order a replacement for...

Quote:Originally Posted by nadafinga So I have a scratch on my screen. It's barely noticeable, but it bugs me. Has any one removed the top-most panel? Is it there for protection or does it need to be on for proper viewing. ...

Quote:Originally Posted by Nicodimus22 Hey guys. I recently bought the Oppo BDP-103, calibrated the TV with the Disney WoW disc, and I now have a few questions that I'm having trouble figuring out in regards to video output...

You're welcome it's my pleasure. And hey...time permitting, all of us eventually get old. What is most important is to remain young at heart.

Yes, very good. Now you're getting it. My advice to you, though, is to skip that entire step. I have calibrated this set over a dozen times and assure you that the end result will be identical...whether you plug in new primary values...

Quote:Originally Posted by johnnywyoming When Kal is describing adjustments to the RGBHighEnd and RGBLowEnd controls does that mean the Color and Tint controls on the Samsung or ? Those terms are neither referring to color nor...

OK, no. Metering your primaries (RGB) is not the same as "gamut". Gamut refers to the chosen color space to work within (sRGB/Normal/Wide). Don't even bother with Normal. Here is a link to an excellent tutorial explaining exactly what...