Posts by Monktrump

Dallows, I know its not a popular view but I'm in agreement with the dynamic contrast. In movie mode, dynamic contrast set to low gives me blacker blacks and removes some of the "Hazy" look. Lately,I've even been using Dynamic mode for...

Quote: Originally Posted by kanpol Monk did you ever try the usb on your tv Yes..the pics and music work...no video though Oh well, we cant have it all ! but I'll take what we got.

Quote: Originally Posted by Solarfall I've been observing the horizontal gray line problem some more, it seems that the faint gray lines are coming from images on the screen, sort of like shadows. If the screen is white, and there are a...

Quote: Originally Posted by Lilc3 The transparent display electrodes, which are surrounded by an insulating dielectric material and covered by a magnesium oxide protective layer, are mounted in front of the cell, along the front glass...

This may sound like a stupid question but can anyone tell me what the reason is for the outer panel of glass on plasmas? Is it strictly for anti-glare and protecting the panel itself? I had a friend who cracked his outer glass so he...

Quote: Originally Posted by Monktrump Has anyone tried changing the service menu to a model that allows playback of video files from the usb drive? Nevermind, the 50B450 doesn't even have a USB input. LoL

Has anyone tried changing the service menu to a model that allows playback of video files from the usb drive?

Quote: Originally Posted by kanpol Monktrump do you have the 42b450 or the 50b450 I have the 50B450

I did it and it gave me the cinema smooth option. However, when enabled, I'm not sure that it works. I'd need a good scene on a bluray (I only have the spiderman trilogy) to test it out. Anyone know a scene to test for cadence? The...

Take it back or get it replaced under warranty. I have a Vizio with this issue too and it is caused by incorrect voltages coming from potentiometers on the video boards. I found the specs on mine and adjusted the voltages so that the...