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In Reply to: calibration video posted by stator_99@yahoo.com on September 15, 2007 at 13:07:18:
You should look into Joe Kane's Digital Video Essentials. Plenty of patterns and a good bit of information on how the system as a whole works. I've seen the disc advertised for $12 (just type digital video essentials in the pricegrabber.com search function). There's a .pdf available on the home page that provides a description of the test patterns.
http://www.digitalvideoessentials.com/
For those more advanced, the GetGray disc is the one to use. Just be advised that it's not for those who are new to calibration. There is a .pdf associated with the program, but "How to..." is not a theme of the document. The "disc" is actually software that is downloaded and then burned to a recordable DVD. A "donation" of $25 is made to the site and download keys are sent to your email address. This disc is confirmed to be 100% accurate re: MPEG-2 encoding. On the home page is a link to the ongoing discussion at AVS Forum (it's about 60 pages long at the moment), a .zip of the documentation and a link to what the test patterns look like when they appear on your display.
http://calibrate.tv/
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