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In Reply to: Thanks Harmonia... posted by Emil on November 25, 2004 at 08:25:27:
...it takes about 100 hours for a display to settle. Most calibrators won't work on a set with fewer hours. If you're a tweaker, you could always play with AVIA or Video Essentials discs and postpone a pro calibration. (But I truly think an ISF calibration is a good investment.)If you have a DVD player with DVI output, I'd connect it via your set's DVI/HMDI. I think that would yield the most benefit.
But you might ping Joe Murphy for a second opinion.
Enjoy the new display - you will love it.
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- Agreed... - Harmonia 21:58:59 11/26/04 (2)
- Re: Agreed... - warrenh@optonline.net 03:46:38 11/27/04 (1)
- ISF Calibration - kfalls 06:05:16 11/30/04 (0)
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