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In Reply to: Re: stuff Question about the disc. posted by bob1 on July 19, 2003 at 16:03:20:
Just load it up in your DVD player and most of them have a tutorial on how to use a display's control settings. If you can operate a remote control and follow simple directions, you're home free!I have "A Video Standard" and "Video Essentials" on LD. When "Video Essentials" came out on DVD, I purchased it too. The VE DVD has several sections. For the picture settings, there's a brief discussion on what each function does on a display. After this tutorial of sorts, you're let loose to actually make the changes and corrections to your display. It really is rather simple to use. I'd recommend actually listening and watching the tutorial before jumping into the test patterns. This way, you'll understand the "hows" and "whys" of each control and what it can and can't do on your display. Best of luck!
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- Most discs are self-explanatory - Joe Murphy Jr 18:10:38 07/19/03 (1)
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