Posts by whipit

Maybe your signal isn't strong enough coming from the receiver. I have the gain on the sub turned way down to around the 9 o'clock position and the output of my Denon set higher on the LFE channel to give the sub's auto sensing circuit...

Wow that's an interesting problem. On my 2011 panny 50ST30 using the DLNA feature I was fast forwarding at full speed through a video over the wireless from a win7 pc and it simply stopped and the tv rebooted. this occurred twice. Since...

Yet another thread on this topic:p

You'll need a 2GB or smaller drive for the tv to recognize it. The new 3GB and larger drives use a larger LBA address scheme, from 512k to 4M, so the tv simply wont be able to see it. The newest motherboards in PC's can or the circuits...

Quote:Originally Posted by Aristide1 You should care, people buy cars because of 40 mpg ratings, but in the real world they don't deliver. http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/TC-42PX34?t=specs Nothing in the specs suggests this...

Both the sammy and panny are 16:9 ratio wide screen with the same 4:3 resolution. This leads to stairstepping and screen door effect, the latter being the bigger offender. Here's a webpage from panasonic that stated a 16:9 res in the...

Quote:Originally Posted by Jammers10 I know the new models of Panasonic Plasma TVs are going to be coming out soon but is there a consensus about which model was better? And what features did the GT model have that the ST model...

Quote:Originally Posted by Clavius My apologies if this has already been discussed to death, but can someone explain if and/or why 48hz is better for 3D? Also, does anyone have any general advice when it comes to 3D settings? I have...

On a 42" I can see the difference at about 7-8 ft. They have rectangular pixels and the screen door effect is enough for me not to want a 720p. I'd suggest the 42S60(1080p) when it comes out. When they come out go take a look for...

The first thing I'd try is feeding it an interlaced source, hit the "INFO" button on the remote to see.