I am interested in the AVIA white screen method. I have a 56inch Tosh with this problem. Does it work, and if so is it creating burn in over the whole screen, shortening the life of the tubes or decreasing light output? I bought this off the floor for a very good price. I inspected it but didnt find the burn in for several days. You can only see it with a light solid color on the screen like light grey or blue.
Stantheman: is yours very noticeable at all times, or just with the right colors up?
I hate to ask question to everyone on someone else's thread, but I hate to start a new one on the same issue.. but should I go back to the store and tell them to fix the problem, and will Toshiba do anything about it anyway? I know most manufactures don't cover burn ins but why do they add the 4:3 feature if they know it damages the sets? I got a good deal on the set, but it does have full warranty and I purchased the 5 year ESP.